Turley drops giant bomb in midst of Judiciary hearing
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Bugsy McGurk
President
And your VERY lame dodge is also noted
P.S. This is not about executive privilege. It’s about Trump ordering his people to defy all subpoenas because he declared the impeachment “illegitimate.”
Complete lawlessness. Just the way his rabble likes it.
Bronwyn
Unapoligetically Republican
Really? Then Why didn't you say something when Obama did it?
"The Iran nuclear deal was so bad that Obama didn’t bother informing Congress about the details, let alone ask them to do their constitutional duty of ratification? Well, when Congress wanted answers, the White House refused to let the architect of the deal, Ben Rhodes, testify. Rhodes was the failed novelist who became the architect of the Iran deal. They cited “separation of powers” and all that. White House counsel Neil Eggleston said at the time, “The appearance of a senior presidential adviser before Congress threatens the independence and autonomy of the president, as well as his ability to receive candid advice and counsel in the discharge of his constitutional duties.”
Just for your enjoyment here's another,
If not allowing administration officials to testify or fighting subpoenas in the courts is obstruction of justice and therefore an impeachable offense, then Barack Obama should have been impeached very early in his presidency for just that. When the Obama Justice Department decided to dismiss voter intimidation charges against the New Black Panther Party after the government had effectively already won the case, it raised many questions about the motivations behind that decision. The Obama administration vigorously fought subpoenas and instructed officials not to testify.
https://pjmedia.com/trending/five-times-democrats-didnt-care-when-obama-committed-obstruction-of-justice/?utm_source=pjmedia&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl_pm&newsletterad=&bcid=eb6841272058e60701dd89b0e48a7cd2&recip=27006308
"The Iran nuclear deal was so bad that Obama didn’t bother informing Congress about the details, let alone ask them to do their constitutional duty of ratification? Well, when Congress wanted answers, the White House refused to let the architect of the deal, Ben Rhodes, testify. Rhodes was the failed novelist who became the architect of the Iran deal. They cited “separation of powers” and all that. White House counsel Neil Eggleston said at the time, “The appearance of a senior presidential adviser before Congress threatens the independence and autonomy of the president, as well as his ability to receive candid advice and counsel in the discharge of his constitutional duties.”
Just for your enjoyment here's another,
If not allowing administration officials to testify or fighting subpoenas in the courts is obstruction of justice and therefore an impeachable offense, then Barack Obama should have been impeached very early in his presidency for just that. When the Obama Justice Department decided to dismiss voter intimidation charges against the New Black Panther Party after the government had effectively already won the case, it raised many questions about the motivations behind that decision. The Obama administration vigorously fought subpoenas and instructed officials not to testify.
https://pjmedia.com/trending/five-times-democrats-didnt-care-when-obama-committed-obstruction-of-justice/?utm_source=pjmedia&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl_pm&newsletterad=&bcid=eb6841272058e60701dd89b0e48a7cd2&recip=27006308
Bugsy McGurk
President
You’ve been gaslighted into equating specific instances of the invocation of executive privilege - something presidents have always done - with Trump’s order directing defiance of all impeachment inquiry subpoenas for documents and testimony because he declared it “illegitimate.”
I could never reverse your brainwashing. You’re stuck with it.
