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HE DID IT TO HIMSELF
Donald is getting the Hillary treatment now. Two big differences: He may have committed the crimes being probed, and he effectively demanded that the probe be made public.
David R. Lurie is an attorney who practices in New York City.
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TOXIC FEDERALISM
The attorney general is putting legal arguments behind the president’s deranged fantasies of reopening, despite the virus, as the feds save “Democrat” cities from American carnage.
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THE MORE THINGS CHANGE
John Roberts and his conservative court majority are finding ways to undermine voting rights at every opportunity.
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OVERSIGHT
The test the court adopted is tailor-made to arrogate power to the judiciary and to make Congress’ critical oversight power subject to the whims of the judges.
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BATTERED BULLY
From helping to get Trump impeached to fumbling schemes to get Trump cronies off of the legal hook, the attorney general has been on an incredible losing streak.
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FLYNN NOIR
The DOJ’s concern here isn’t with Flynn, but with the threat to the “integrity” of the “Executive” if they have to explain to a judge why they’re letting Trump’s pal walk away.
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SELECTIVE SUNLIGHT
His Justice Department is claiming that a vast conspiracy targeting Trump took down the general—and that a judge has no business exposing that alleged conspiracy.
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‘OMINOUS WEAPONS’
Beneath his outrageous and vile rhetoric and chaotic and lazy style of governance lies an even more disturbing set of policies.
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ALL THE PRESIDENT’S THUGS
The DOJ gets mixed up in a local matter it insists doesn’t involve any issues under its jurisdiction to help a buffoonish local lawmaker keep goading a “Democrat” governor.
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DOUBLE JEOPARDY
The Flynn motion was supposed to roll out Trump’s summer of “Obamagate.” Instead, it’s poised to expose more of his administration’s dirty laundry.
