LOL!!! Mexico sure is paying for some quality design and engineering.tRUmps impenetrable wall falls over in the wind lol.
Portion of US border wall in California falls over in high winds and lands on Mexican side
Newly installed panels from the US border wall fell over in high winds Wednesday, landing on trees on the Mexican side of the border.www.cnn.com
The Impeachment Of Donald Trump
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UncleBuck
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the law needs to be changed to stop the person you support?
No one is buying your act you shitty mewling idiot
Bugeye
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Well I think Adam Schiff has an excellent tailor. Good looking suit.
Fogdog
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Bugeye
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Barack Obama
The Obama administration asserted executive privilege in June 2012 in response to a House investigation of Operation Fast and Furious, a controversial “gunwalking” operation in which the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives allowed the running of guns in hopes that they could be tracked to Mexican drug cartel figures.
House Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) demanded documents relating to the Justice Department’s response to the operation, which Attorney General Eric Holder refused to provide.
The committee voted 23-17 to hold Holder in contempt of Congress for his failure to release the documents, with the full chamber voting in favor of contempt 255-67.
The Justice Department cited executive privilege again to decline to prosecute him on the contempt charge.
Nearly four years later, District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson ruled against Obama’s assertion of executive privilege, writing that existing disclosures relating to the operation cast doubt on the idea that the documents at issue must remain confidential.
"The Department itself has already publicly revealed the sum and substance of the very material it is now seeking to withhold,” she wrote. “Since any harm that would flow from the disclosures sought here would be merely incremental, the records must be produced."
The administration turned over the records in April 2016.
Five times presidents sparked controversy using executive privilege
President Trump invoked executive privilege to prevent the release of special counsel Robert Mueller’s full report on Wednesday.The move came just ahead of a House Judiciary Committee vote on wheth…
thehill.com
captainmorgan
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Justin-case
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Chief Justice Warren Burger wrote. “The generalized assertion of privilege must yield to the demonstrated, specific need for evidence in a pending criminal trial.”Barack Obama
The Obama administration asserted executive privilege in June 2012 in response to a House investigation of Operation Fast and Furious, a controversial “gunwalking” operation in which the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives allowed the running of guns in hopes that they could be tracked to Mexican drug cartel figures.
House Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) demanded documents relating to the Justice Department’s response to the operation, which Attorney General Eric Holder refused to provide.
The committee voted 23-17 to hold Holder in contempt of Congress for his failure to release the documents, with the full chamber voting in favor of contempt 255-67.
The Justice Department cited executive privilege again to decline to prosecute him on the contempt charge.
Nearly four years later, District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson ruled against Obama’s assertion of executive privilege, writing that existing disclosures relating to the operation cast doubt on the idea that the documents at issue must remain confidential.
"The Department itself has already publicly revealed the sum and substance of the very material it is now seeking to withhold,” she wrote. “Since any harm that would flow from the disclosures sought here would be merely incremental, the records must be produced."
The administration turned over the records in April 2016.
Five times presidents sparked controversy using executive privilege
President Trump invoked executive privilege to prevent the release of special counsel Robert Mueller’s full report on Wednesday.The move came just ahead of a House Judiciary Committee vote on wheth…
Fisa retard, are you for congressional oversight, or not?
Justin-case
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They're only valid for 90 days or so, fisa tard.
Also, Carter page was working for the CIA, I think his case is unique and not fully disclosed.
Bugeye
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Let me help you. We will go with the Uber liberal CNN.
Two of four FISA warrants against Carter Page declared invalid
The Justice Department has declared invalid two of the four surveillance warrants against former Trump campaign associate Carter Page, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court said Thursday.
www.google.com
UncleBuck
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Fogdog
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None of those other fights involved a president who refused to turn over evidence lawfully demanded by an impeachment hearing due to the president soliciting a bribe for personal political gain in exchange for removing an unlawfully imposed blockage of national security funds.Barack Obama
The Obama administration asserted executive privilege in June 2012 in response to a House investigation of Operation Fast and Furious, a controversial “gunwalking” operation in which the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives allowed the running of guns in hopes that they could be tracked to Mexican drug cartel figures.
House Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) demanded documents relating to the Justice Department’s response to the operation, which Attorney General Eric Holder refused to provide.
The committee voted 23-17 to hold Holder in contempt of Congress for his failure to release the documents, with the full chamber voting in favor of contempt 255-67.
The Justice Department cited executive privilege again to decline to prosecute him on the contempt charge.
Nearly four years later, District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson ruled against Obama’s assertion of executive privilege, writing that existing disclosures relating to the operation cast doubt on the idea that the documents at issue must remain confidential.
"The Department itself has already publicly revealed the sum and substance of the very material it is now seeking to withhold,” she wrote. “Since any harm that would flow from the disclosures sought here would be merely incremental, the records must be produced."
The administration turned over the records in April 2016.
Five times presidents sparked controversy using executive privilege
President Trump invoked executive privilege to prevent the release of special counsel Robert Mueller’s full report on Wednesday.The move came just ahead of a House Judiciary Committee vote on wheth…
What Trump is saying is that Congress may not investigate crimes he committed while in office. He can say it but that doesn't make him right.
To make your argument worse, in all those other cases, the president either lost in court or caved to demands. What a shitty argument.
You Republicans have become nothing more than gangsters trying to beat a rap by whatever means available. Your citation
Sir Napsalot
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Who heads the DOJ these days? Does a news organization have to be "uber liberal" to report facts?Let me help you. We will go with the Uber liberal CNN.
Two of four FISA warrants against Carter Page declared invalid
The Justice Department has declared invalid two of the four surveillance warrants against former Trump campaign associate Carter Page, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court said Thursday.
Fogdog
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facts have a liberal bias.
hanimmal
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Trump has a blankey no documents/witnesses, or total obstruction of congress. Obama did not, they sent documents and witnesses and claimed executive privilege on the remainder, when the congress elevated it, they turned the rest over. The Republicans and your stance are completely disingenuous.Barack Obama
The Obama administration asserted executive privilege in June 2012 in response to a House investigation of Operation Fast and Furious, a controversial “gunwalking” operation in which the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives allowed the running of guns in hopes that they could be tracked to Mexican drug cartel figures.
House Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) demanded documents relating to the Justice Department’s response to the operation, which Attorney General Eric Holder refused to provide.
The committee voted 23-17 to hold Holder in contempt of Congress for his failure to release the documents, with the full chamber voting in favor of contempt 255-67.
The Justice Department cited executive privilege again to decline to prosecute him on the contempt charge.
Nearly four years later, District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson ruled against Obama’s assertion of executive privilege, writing that existing disclosures relating to the operation cast doubt on the idea that the documents at issue must remain confidential.
"The Department itself has already publicly revealed the sum and substance of the very material it is now seeking to withhold,” she wrote. “Since any harm that would flow from the disclosures sought here would be merely incremental, the records must be produced."
The administration turned over the records in April 2016.
Five times presidents sparked controversy using executive privilege
President Trump invoked executive privilege to prevent the release of special counsel Robert Mueller’s full report on Wednesday.The move came just ahead of a House Judiciary Committee vote on wheth…
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-18524414
So Bill Barr is retroactively giving his online troll army some bullshit to try to take away from the fact that Trump has been breaking the law.
Shocker.
Oh wait:
It was the last two which were under Trump's DOJ that were changed that were thrown out. It makes sense since Trump's minions wanted to get some cover he had illegal shit done to cause some smoke.
Bugeye, Brad Parscale is going to go to jail for spreading this kind of shit out through you guys trolling for Trump.
Roger A. Shrubber
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now? what about the last three years?
captainmorgan
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They've been on a steady march towards this since Reagan.
DIY-HP-LED
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According To Alan Dershowitz, Anything Trump Does Is Legal If It's Done In Pursuit Of His Reelect…
Donald Trump's impeachment defense attorney, Alan Dershowitz, took to the Senate lectern today with an argument reminiscent of Richard Nixon's declaration, "when the president does it, that means that it is not illegal."
Donald Trump's impeachment defense attorney, Alan Dershowitz, took to the Senate lectern today with an argument reminiscent of Richard Nixon's declaration, "when the president does it, that means that it is not illegal."