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Barr's letter to Graham, Nadler, Feinstein, and Collins (Original Post)
MelissaB
Mar 2019
OP
Agschmid
(28,749 posts)1. Kick.
octoberlib
(14,971 posts)2. He may be able to " advise" them of the conclusions?
Fuck this shit.
BigmanPigman
(51,627 posts)3. By this weekend and "transparent".
This seems like Barr is trying to get as much to the public as soon as they can. I do not trust him.
BSdetect
(8,999 posts)4. The stall has begun.
I'm sure Mueller had some key conclusions listed.
spanone
(135,874 posts)5. So the AG can withhold information from Congress?
I thought the three branches were separate but equal.
dumbcat
(2,120 posts)7. Congress passed the special Counsel law the AG is following
And the then current President, whoever it was at the time, agreed and signed it.
Whos to blame?
spanone
(135,874 posts)11. so, they're not equal when it comes to the special counsel. interesting.
dumbcat
(2,120 posts)12. It seems that Congress ceded some of it's authority
in the Special Counsel law to the Executive Branch. I wonder why they did that?
JustAnotherGen
(31,879 posts)6. Just remember -we the people own it
That's our document -not theirs
kentuck
(111,110 posts)8. Trump will advise the Republicans in Congress to not make information public...
...and they will block it at trump's request.
the republicans are not in a position to exercise that power.
H2O Man
(73,605 posts)9. Recommended.
Thank you.