and Adam Schiff says to Barr " See you Next Week"

[irisblue]

Adam Schiff (@RepAdamSchiff) Tweeted:
Congress has asked for the entire Mueller report, and underlying evidence, by April 2. That deadline stands.

In the meantime, Barr should seek court approval (just like in Watergate) to allow the release of grand jury material.

Redactions are unacceptable. #ReleaseTheReport

Link to tweet

I do believe...'asshole' is implied in this.

[stonecutter357]

1. K&R

[manor321]

2. Awesome! He and Nadler are in sync.

[Kurt V.]

14. That's important. now get the rest on board. every single democratic

[irisblue]

3. Barr disrespected the House of Reps

Dinner with Sen Graham and telling Nadler 'no'.

[George II]

4. Is that a typo, didn't he mean "Whitewater", not "Watergate"? Easy to make that error, I do it.

[irisblue]

5. Well you sent me looking...

source--https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/14/us/politics/mueller-report-grand-jury-watergate.html

"Specifically, the petition asks a judge to unseal a report that Leon Jaworski, the Watergate prosecutor, used to send Congress the evidence he had gathered about President Richard M. Nixon’s misconduct."

There is alot more at the NYT article.


From the Starr Report Wili page..."For two days, the report sat unread in the Ford House Office Building as Democrats and Republicans in the House of Representatives debated what to do with it. On September 11, the House voted 363–63 to release the report to the public.[5] When the report was uploaded to the internet, it became a sensation, with twelve percent of adult Americans — 20 million people — browsing the web at once to browse the document. "It's probably the single highest number of people who have ever used the computer to access a single document," David Webber of the Frank Lutz polling company told CNN.[6]"

More there.
So it looks like Watergate is correct.


*** I am also not an historian, poli scientist, or professor. I could be in error. ***

[George II]

6. Thanks. I didn't think Barr was that old, I learn something every day!

[irisblue]

7. Watergate was really really bad times for Nixons AG-John Mitchell

Check out his wiki page. I also wonder now if 'Watergate' was a reminder to Barr, bad times will follow, lime Mitchells conviction and prison time.

[George II]

8. I guess the difference is that Mitchell's crimes weren't committed as AG, they were when...

....he was chairman of Nixon's re-election campaign, the aptly named "CREP". Republicans seem to have problems with convictions of their campaign chairmen.

[eggplant]

16. That's CREEP.

Committee to RE-Elect the President.

Which makes it all the more apropos.

[George II]

17. Actually we're both wrong, both CREP and CREEP were nicknames his enemies came up with....

....their official acronym was CRP. But you're right, the most commonly used was with two Es.

[Fritz Walter]

9. Does the Attorney General need to lawyer-up?

In this situation, perhaps he had better.
Or at least start writing his resignation letter. Just to be on the safe side.

[spanone]

10. K&R...👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[BigmanPigman]

11. # Release the FULL Report NOW!

Or go directly to jail!

[orangecrush]

12. K 'n' fn' R

I do believe you are correct!

[EndGOPPropaganda]

13. If you want to support Schiff:

Link to tweet

[Evolve Dammit]

15. Thanks for the link; called yesterday and thanked him for the leadership

[NBachers]

18. I just contributed to Adam Schiff via ActBlue. Here's the link:

https://secure.actblue.com/donate/adam-schiff-2

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[kelly1mm]

19. He will probably just ignore congress like AG Holder did.

Being in contempt of Congress would be no biggie when you are the one deciding if charges are to be brought.

[djacq]

20. Tick Tock