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by ensignavenger
719 days ago
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A argument could be made for that, the counter argument would be that ordering the White House Chief of Staff to lie to investigators is a very different act to ordering the AG to investigate a purported crime. The majority opinion was pretty careful to examine the exact nature of the conversation with the AG, leaving it open that not any conversation could have been claimed as official. |
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