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16. I have a strong feeling that the sewer is plugged.

Tue Mar 28, 2017, 02:44 PM

Mar 2017

That'll have to be fixed first.

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Trump claims executive privilege in lawsuit [View all] gibraltar72 Mar 2017 OP

Good luck with that argument. The Velveteen Ocelot Mar 2017 #1

Precedent Frances Mar 2017 #2

Yes. Clinton V Jones BeeBee Mar 2017 #3

White House counsel HAD to have told him this already DFW Mar 2017 #10

just gonna post that. spanone Mar 2017 #11

Yup. Baitball Blogger Mar 2017 #20

Really? For An Assault Case Before He Was President?.... global1 Mar 2017 #4

Don't stress out over this asshole CajunBlazer Mar 2017 #13

I have a strong feeling that the sewer is plugged. dchill Mar 2017 #16

That's why we have "plumbers" CajunBlazer Mar 2017 #17

+1,000 malaise Mar 2017 #25

Uh, wasn't it decided that a sitting president could be sued back in sinkingfeeling Mar 2017 #5

Wasn't Kellyanne's husband involved in that lawsuit? Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Mar 2017 #7

Surprised Thomas Hurt Mar 2017 #6

Or in Trump's case, "Droit du seigneur" GliderGuider Mar 2017 #14

He was gibraltar72 Mar 2017 #8

To be more specific it only covers governmental related actions. DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2017 #21

+1, they're a scary level stupid uponit7771 Mar 2017 #24

what makes him think he is above the law??? bdamomma Mar 2017 #12

Paula Jones v. Bill Clinton - Dispositive here? DDySiegs Mar 2017 #15

That is a weak and dumb argument Gothmog Mar 2017 #19

Weak and dumb sheshe2 Mar 2017 #22

No, that's not a claim of "executive privilege" jberryhill Mar 2017 #26