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I thought Mueller had already gotten much of this info from the GAO so I guess he has both a basis of comparing what IS provided and what is NOT provided...
failing to provide info to a subpoena can itself be considered obstruction...
When my husband first told me I thought he meant testimony and I knew that would require the Supreme Court to get Trump in the hot seat
Saw Woodward and Bernstein on Ari's show this weekend/Friday maybe and they were very interesting in putting perspective into this situation
They also reminded me that Watergate was all about election tampering really---
A burglary that was that era's version of computer hacking...
And someone (can't remember who--maybe Woodward) mentioned that Trump visited with Henry Kissinger at Trump Tower during the campaign or transition and the person remarked to Trump afterwards "oh, I guess you could learn a lot about China talking to Kissinger"
Trump said "I was asking about Nixon"---implying Watergate and how Nixon got caught
Roger Stone has huge tattoo of Nixon on his back so Trump has that source as well but apparently thinks he is smarter than Nixon...and won't get caught...
I thought it was interesting no Jared, Don Jr or Ivanka on that list to provide info when they were very involved in campaign and Schiller was an interesting call--bag man for Trump...
And no Brad Parsefal yet...
Just a total witchhunt and nothing will come of it. The government has no authority to subpoena all communications unless there is reasonable suspicion that a crime has been committed (it is called Probable Cause) and you can't just say "give me everything you've ever said or done" to a suspect just on the off chance they might have committed a crime, for exactly the same reason that the government can't just barge into your house in case you have contraband there or are engaged in illicit activity. Nor can the government install cameras in your home to monitor all that you say or do. The reason we have 4A is so these kinds of Big Brother nightmares can't become reality.
That power does not exist. The subpoenas can be ignored.
Just a total witchhunt and nothing will come of it. The government has no authority to subpoena all communications unless there is reasonable suspicion that a crime has been committed (it is called Probable Cause) and you can't just say "give me everything you've ever said or done" to a suspect just on the off chance they might have committed a crime, for exactly the same reason that the government can't just barge into your house in case you have contraband there or are engaged in illicit activity. Nor can the government install cameras in your home to monitor all that you say or do. The reason we have 4A is so these kinds of Big Brother nightmares can't become reality.
That power does not exist. The subpoenas can be ignored.
You can move to quash a subpoena and a court can rule on it. But if you simply ignore a subpoena you run the risk of being held in contempt and arrested.
You can move to quash a subpoena and a court can rule on it. But if you simply ignore a subpoena you run the risk of being held in contempt and arrested.
Do you really truly think Mueller doesn't have justification for it? This is not his first rodeo.
I thought Mueller had already gotten much of this info from the GAO so I guess he has both a basis of comparing what IS provided and what is NOT provided...
failing to provide info to a subpoena can itself be considered obstruction...
When my husband first told me I thought he meant testimony and I knew that would require the Supreme Court to get Trump in the hot seat
Someone remind me against what the crime it is that Mueller is investigating.
I thought Mueller had already gotten much of this info from the GAO so I guess he has both a basis of comparing what IS provided and what is NOT provided...
failing to provide info to a subpoena can itself be considered obstruction...
When my husband first told me I thought he meant testimony and I knew that would require the Supreme Court to get Trump in the hot seat
Might be, I would demand Mueller and his merry band of Trump haters to provide a basis of suspicion before just granting carte blanche authority to those Nazis to snoop around in every aspect of everyone that supported Trump.
Someone remind me against what the crime it is that Mueller is investigating.
I can't seem to remember.
Trump won the election...that's about it.
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