Little-Acorn
Gold Member
I think Lerner stepped out of bounds with this statement...
What bounds? The 5th lists none.
It says that no one can be compelled to testify against themselves in court.
It doesn't say, "Unless they talked for a few minutes first, then they CAN be compelled...."
They can't be compelled to answer ANY question if the answer may incriminate them.
Where are the "bounds" to this statement, listed in the 5th? Or anywhere else in the Constitution?
Hint: There are none. Even lying scumbags like Lois Lerner can clam up, exactly as she is doing, and no matter what she said earlier.