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stopdiggin

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13. yes. I read that too. But ..

Mon Sep 23, 2019, 01:42 PM

Sep 2019

In order to negate privilege, you have to establish crime. It becomes a kind of chicken and egg thing. Now if you can establish criminal behavior coming from a different angle (without the complaint or transcript) -- then you might be able to open that door. Otherwise the argument doesn't do you much good.
(oh, and hopefully before we get off in the weeds -- we would be talking about THIS incident and potential criminality -- not a laundry list of all our previous grievances.)

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Don't trust the transcript. [View all] spanone Sep 2019 OP

I don't trust it at all-- I don't know why anyone cares about it dawg day Sep 2019 #1

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He's afraid of the truth. Otherwise congress would already have the complaint. spanone Sep 2019 #3

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There may be a Barr version. Grasswire2 Sep 2019 #5

Just like the Mueller Report malaise Sep 2019 #6

Recommended. H2O Man Sep 2019 #7

Thanks! Congress needs the Whistleblower complaint. They get nothing from this White House. spanone Sep 2019 #8

I'm thinking that H2O Man Sep 2019 #11

first we have to SEE a transcript stopdiggin Sep 2019 #9

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Right. H2O Man Sep 2019 #12

yes. I read that too. But .. stopdiggin Sep 2019 #13

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no no stopdiggin Sep 2019 #15

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