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Abundant tweets about civil liberties & national security. "Has a longer memory than an elephant & keeps more records than Jim Comey.” Legendary potty mouth.

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    1. Ryan Goodman‏Verified account @rgoodlaw May 2

      Ryan Goodman Retweeted Jack Goldsmith

      Looks like we have a debate. Jack (a good friend) disagrees with my assessment that US v Nixon stands in the way of Trump's attempt to fight a subpoena to testify in criminal case. Here's why I think Jack's wrong ... <thread> 1/https://twitter.com/jacklgoldsmith/status/991477734814732289 …

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      Jack GoldsmithVerified account @jacklgoldsmith
      Why does Nixon v. US "stand in his way"? Not at all obvious that a precedent about subpoena of tapes and documents applies to a subpoena of president himself to appear before a criminal grand jury re his acts in office. It might, it might not. https://twitter.com/rgoodlaw/status/991475725323644928 …
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    2. Ryan Goodman‏Verified account @rgoodlaw May 2

      Ryan Goodman Retweeted Jack Goldsmith

      2. Same essay that Jack quotes actually concludes DJT will lose: “It is true that at the end of the day, Mueller’s subpoena likely would be upheld. Two unanimous Supreme Court decisions, United States v Nixon…and Clinton v. Jones…lead to that conclusion”https://twitter.com/jacklgoldsmith/status/991480382691397633 …

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      Jack GoldsmithVerified account @jacklgoldsmith
      https://www.lawfareblog.com/dont-expect-trump-testify-anytime-soon … pic.twitter.com/DUU2kl3Uoe
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    3. Ryan Goodman‏Verified account @rgoodlaw May 2

      3. Author of that piece—@harrylitman—restated conclusion unequivocally on @allinwithchris Tues: “Trump like anyone else, like Richard Nixon, is subject to [the rule of law] and that means having to answer to a subpoena. At the end of the day, Mueller…has the legal draw on Trump”pic.twitter.com/IzZVam0eGZ

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    4. Ryan Goodman‏Verified account @rgoodlaw May 2

      4. Jack notably limits his point to President Trump’s ability to avoid a subpoena “re his acts in office.” Well, that omits the Russia collusion investigation. Jack’s point, at least as currently pitched, does not seem to touch on that.

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    5. emptywheel‏ @emptywheel May 2
      Replying to @rgoodlaw

      When does "collusion" end? They were arguably beginning the payoff for election help in transition, but continued after inauguration. @jacklgoldsmith

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      emptywheel‏ @emptywheel May 2
      Replying to @TCleveland4Real @rgoodlaw @jacklgoldsmith

      Not sure what you mean by that?

      8:03 AM - 2 May 2018
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        1. emptywheel‏ @emptywheel May 2
          Replying to @TCleveland4Real @rgoodlaw @jacklgoldsmith

          We're on the same page. That's what I'm asking the high priced legal talent in this thread, whether a quo meant to payoff election help constituted a presidential act.

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