Because the matter of the President's engagement of a foreign leader in an investigation of a political opponent is unprecedented--Then the acting director claimed that it came under no specific actual statute, but under a broadly construed claim of Executive Privilege(?). Famously: When space vehicles were in an unprecedented emergency--with the life-or-death time limits--then the fix was asked of the people who could do that, and most quickly.
National Security reasonable--or simple everyday reasoning--was not apparent in the Director fellow's testimony about his mental state. . .and in a Trump Administration!
The statute that tells any whistle blower to contact the people, in statute: Set up to fix any such problem--was not said to be the first thought that the Director should have had--consciously: At all!
What if anything else not in the transcript was about the possibility of a nuclear exchange, for example? Congress actually does have the power to create a Declaration of War--on behalf of National Security. Easily all kinds of other options could be applied, in remedy, (House Arrest or confinement--contact the Vice President is more likely)!
'"Such calls are typically subject to executive privilege, as a result we consulted with the White House counsel's office and were advised that much of the information of the complaint was in fact subject to executive privilege,' Maguire said. 'A privilege that I do not have the authority to waive. Because of that we were unable to immediately share the details of the complaint with this committee."'
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken,. Not Stirred!
(First thought of medical professionals among White Eyes Is, "Do No Harm!" Lands of Many Nations better understand even more famous concept: "Bullshit!""
National Security reasonable--or simple everyday reasoning--was not apparent in the Director fellow's testimony about his mental state. . .and in a Trump Administration!
The statute that tells any whistle blower to contact the people, in statute: Set up to fix any such problem--was not said to be the first thought that the Director should have had--consciously: At all!
What if anything else not in the transcript was about the possibility of a nuclear exchange, for example? Congress actually does have the power to create a Declaration of War--on behalf of National Security. Easily all kinds of other options could be applied, in remedy, (House Arrest or confinement--contact the Vice President is more likely)!
'"Such calls are typically subject to executive privilege, as a result we consulted with the White House counsel's office and were advised that much of the information of the complaint was in fact subject to executive privilege,' Maguire said. 'A privilege that I do not have the authority to waive. Because of that we were unable to immediately share the details of the complaint with this committee."'
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken,. Not Stirred!
(First thought of medical professionals among White Eyes Is, "Do No Harm!" Lands of Many Nations better understand even more famous concept: "Bullshit!""
