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H2O Man

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8. I'm not sure.

Reply to kentuck (Reply #7)

Thu Apr 25, 2019, 10:36 AM

Apr 2019

I think that he should do both. Open hearings might be to his benefit, in the sense that there are time limits on questioning by individuals. But with even five minutes, he would be easily exposed. In closed hearings, he could be "cross-examined," and the longer periods would prove difficult for him.

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Congress should put pressure on Barr... [View all] kentuck Apr 2019 OP

The Bar Association should put pressure on Barr malaise Apr 2019 #1

No court delays- impeach Barr if he refuses to act on obstruction. Fiendish Thingy Apr 2019 #2

Yes, they should impeach Barr if he obstructs the Congress. kentuck Apr 2019 #5

Recommended. H2O Man Apr 2019 #3

Is he going to testify in closed session? kentuck Apr 2019 #7

I'm not sure. H2O Man Apr 2019 #8

Good points. kentuck Apr 2019 #9

Hey! H2O Man Apr 2019 #11

K&R... spanone Apr 2019 #4

K&R, This is my understanding of what they did during Watergate, dems weren't screwing around uponit7771 Apr 2019 #6

Pelosi must use the Power of the House with beachbum bob Apr 2019 #10