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NewJeffCT

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9. He can't assert it

Reply to TNNurse (Original post)

Wed May 8, 2019, 11:27 AM

May 2019

it's a delaying tactic meant to kick the can down the road. He's hoping to delay all of this past the 2020 elections.

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So a "president" can assert executive privilege [View all] TNNurse May 2019 OP

If we ever get rid of this evil batch of corrupt bastards, an overhaul is very much needed Siwsan May 2019 #1

hahaha! unblock May 2019 #2

Welcome to the new Amerikkka Wednesdays May 2019 #3

The very definition of "obstruction of justice" is what that is. MineralMan May 2019 #4

So a REPUBLICAN president... exboyfil May 2019 #5

He can't HopeAgain May 2019 #6

Trump's not above the law. 600 federal prosecutors can't be wrong. nt oasis May 2019 #7

IOKIYAR... Wounded Bear May 2019 #8

He can't assert it NewJeffCT May 2019 #9

Yes, in certain circumstances StarfishSaver May 2019 #10

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