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rainbow4321

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8. He can question/direct them easier

Thu Jun 15, 2017, 11:23 AM

Jun 2017

They lawyer up and he has an actual lawyer to go thru instead of talking to them. And that lawyer would be looking out for the worker's/aide's best interest instead of drumf's.

They are all gonna have a hard dose of reality if they are suddenly handed subpoena papers or called in for questioning. What do they think...that drumf's lawyer is going to rep THEM, also?
I have no sympathy for any of them...they chose to get on and STAY on the crazy train. It's not like there were NOT SIGNS of his instability pre-election. They all could have bailed a long, long time ago.

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Are People Working In The WH Lawyering Up?...... [View all] global1 Jun 2017 OP

Seems like anyone who would be involved has already appeared before the committees. jmg257 Jun 2017 #1

Only the smart ones. Cracklin Charlie Jun 2017 #2

If they aren't JustAnotherGen Jun 2017 #3

Trump's PERSONAL lawyer advised them not to. Talk about a conflict of interest. nt tblue37 Jun 2017 #4

Let's Explore That - Why Would He Advise Them Not To Lawyer Up?..... global1 Jun 2017 #5

Perhaps Trump plans to throw his staff members under the bus... LesterKasai Jun 2017 #7

He can question/direct them easier rainbow4321 Jun 2017 #8

Sure--good lawyers would advise staff members to do whatever is necessary to protect themselves. tblue37 Jun 2017 #9

Yes. H2O Man Jun 2017 #6

Even they are not stupid enough not to at this point. Lee-Lee Jun 2017 #10

Nope, Dumb Donald has told them they don't need to and they believe him YCHDT Jun 2017 #11