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DOJ says laws Congress passed to prevent another Nixon don't apply to Trump. - slate

"The 52-page document is written as if it were a binding judicial opinion, which it is not."

This obscure 1973 memo kept Mueller from considering a Trump indictment – Roll Call

" “As set forth in our report, after that investigation, if we had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said that,” Mueller said. “We did not, however, make a determination as to whether the president did commit a crime.” "

[sounds weird. maybe you haven't taken the time to read the constitution. that's understandable. the constitution clearly requires all officeholders to be law abiding. specifically, it requires of the Presidential office: "-  shall take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed -". as to conflating that to allow executive subordinates to ignore malfeasance? pretty clear, that is the logical fault behind over fifty years of lawless government (federal, state, and local). it's also clear that doesn't see rights respected regardless of what office doesn't even consider meeting responsibilities required before considering any authority applicable. mostly, i just try to remember that as public as this historically is: i'd never get away with half of it. reminds me, one downside to changes made to youtube clips, including restricting my accounts from using them, would be to obfuscating their view from anyone without access. however, i guess for me there's a temporary upside to their recent foolishness. i can just watch my own work without worrying about incurring a meaningless view.]

"1987 Washington Times The computer rule 'garbage in, garbage out' applies to the human mind just as much as it does to the computer."

[funny how that appears, today. not really enough of a citation unless you expect the reader to go through every article published by the washington times in 1987.]

did find:

"Garbage In Garbage Out - 1987 • 3m"

DOJ Policy On Indicting A President Has Weak Basis In 1973 Memo | Rachel Maddow | MSNBC

George Carlin: Back in Town (TV Special 1996) - IMDb

Watch George Carlin: Back in Town for Free Online | Pluto TV

Indicting a President Is Not Foreclosed: The Complex History | Lawfare

from the link directly above: Feb-74-Jaworski-Memo.pdf:

"If the President were placed so much apart from all other citizens that he could even escape the determination of whether there is probable cause to believe that he has committed a crime, one can only imagine how much greater the public cynicism would be."

and

"- we have concluded that the only responsible recommendation we can make to the Grand Jury is that if it finds clear and compelling prima facie evidence that the President participated in a conspiracy to obstruct justice, the Grand Jury should manifest that conclusion."

[for context, this was when the special prosecutor was seeking to admit into evidence tapes made by nixon's white house.]

Transcript - Episode 7: "You Can't Fire Me — I Quit"

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[did search for a better transcript of his speech. failed.]

"On December 20, 2012, Booker announced that he would explore running for the U.S. Senate -"

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doing their best, best ever, to make this platform worth nothing.

with or without religion empty claims are empty.

queen's passed. guess you'll have to find something else to say.

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