It's going to be really fun to see these emails showing Trump installed a GSA GC to try to help cover up. https://www.politico.com/f/?id=00000160-616c-dcd4-a96b-756de2a90000 …pic.twitter.com/y1X2zj08oM
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Given that Sessions or Nunes might have been (tho I doubt) collected on here, I find it interesting they're citing congressional privilege (which they didn't in claimed privileges).pic.twitter.com/xuTrWnq1uP
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This is a fucking espionage related case. But the GOP doesn't think that implicates National Security. Also, that last line is for the Mueller firing case.pic.twitter.com/2lmBN82hiv
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Curious: nowhere in this letter does Kory Langhofer say whether he's writing in a legal function or a crisis communication one. I vote the latter.pic.twitter.com/lWuIl2Xaa0
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"We believe the strong public interest in honest government and in exposing wrongdoing by public officials would be ill-served by recognition of a governmental attorney-client privilege applicable in criminal proceedings inquiring into the actions of public officials." 8thCircuit
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The letter implies they would have asserted other types of privilege for many of the emails. Not sure how this one makes sense if they aren’t technically part of executive branch yet?pic.twitter.com/4nkb6GoVdq
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Right: Not subject to FOIA! But we'll invoke a FOIA privilege!
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This whole letter is ultimately just sour grapes.
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