05-05-2021, 01:05 PM
(05-05-2021, 11:42 AM)Au165 Wrote: Disagree, if you let the Attorney General sit and lie to Congress without being checked you have forfeited oversight of a very powerful position. At this point worrying about how people view decisions is pointless because you will be roasted for being partisan no matter what you do. Do what the facts tell you should be done.
Yes. Let's get back to people upholding the rule of law, whether there is political reward or not.
Making public the memo in question here, if it establishes what judge Jackson says it does, is another important step in shedding light on the murky, partisan proceedings of the Barr DOJ.
Also, it helps to restate Mueller's findings again, and so push back on the RW narrative which arose after Barr's "interpretation" of Mueller--namely that Trump was exonerated.
Dems warned that failure to impeach Trump for lawless behavior the first time would be an incentive to more.
No harm in finding that behavior back in the news, as House Republicans prepare to remove Cheney from her leadership position for exhibiting integrity and putting country and rule of law above party.
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