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NEWS: @RepJerryNadler has retained @NormEisen and @BarryBerke to help the Judiciary Committee begin inquiries into some of the most sensitive allegations involving Pres Trump, including ethics violations, corruption, possible obstruction of justice
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@RepJerryNadler @NormEisen @BarryBerke Nadler has not committed to opening a formal impeachment inquiry, but the addition of Eisen and Berke indicates Dems do not intend to wait for Mueller to finish his work to begin weighing issues that could ultimately be wrapped up in such a proceeding.
@RepJerryNadler @NormEisen @BarryBerke They helped write Brookings reports on obstruction, collusion
“In many ways, the question has become less about whether there is a case that Donald J. Trump obstructed justice, and more about whether and in what form the rule of law will be followed,” they wrote last August
“In many ways, the question has become less about whether there is a case that Donald J. Trump obstructed justice, and more about whether and in what form the rule of law will be followed,” they wrote last August
.@RepDougCollins, the top Judiciary R:
"Looks like Democrats are staffing up for impeachment before Mueller’s report is even out. Is this the gig Berke and Eisen were auditioning for when they predicted last December the president was unlikely to have 'a calm 2019'?"
"Looks like Democrats are staffing up for impeachment before Mueller’s report is even out. Is this the gig Berke and Eisen were auditioning for when they predicted last December the president was unlikely to have 'a calm 2019'?"
