So a "president" can assert executive privilege

[TNNurse]

over release of information from an investigation of himself??? This does not seem legal, ethical, moral or acceptable in any way..

[Siwsan]

1. If we ever get rid of this evil batch of corrupt bastards, an overhaul is very much needed

Laws and rules have to be tightened to guard against the stupidity of 30% of the voting public and the miscreants that get their votes.

[unblock]

2. hahaha!

there you go again, thinking in terms of "norms" and "good governance" and "principles"



no one holds donald fraud to those standards! c'mon, it's not like he's a democrat!

[Wednesdays]

3. Welcome to the new Amerikkka

A democratic republic on paper, but a dictatorship in reality.

[MineralMan]

4. The very definition of "obstruction of justice" is what that is.

[exboyfil]

5. So a REPUBLICAN president...

Democratic presidents need not apply. They get forced to testify about consensual sexual relationships.

[HopeAgain]

6. He can't

File it under "straw grasping" and "stalling."

[oasis]

7. Trump's not above the law. 600 federal prosecutors can't be wrong. nt

[Wounded Bear]

8. IOKIYAR...

[NewJeffCT]

9. He can't assert it

it's a delaying tactic meant to kick the can down the road. He's hoping to delay all of this past the 2020 elections.

[StarfishSaver]

10. Yes, in certain circumstances

But this is not one of them