this blog develops the idea that a theory of man in history can be worked out around the theme that man's self expression in culture and society is motivated by the desire to find meaning in man's existence. i proceed by summarizing seminal works that provide insights into the dynamics of this process, with the view that the culmination of this exploration was reached with god's self revelation in jesus. i'll hopefully also explore the developments that followed this event.
So, about that DoJ letter to Robert Mueller, laying out the parameters of his permissible testimony. We're now hearing, per sundance at CTH, that it was Nadler who asked Mueller to get something in writing from DoJ. It seems pretty clear that in Nadler's delusional universe he imagines that portraying AG Barr as the evil minion of the Orange Man who is preventing Mueller from telling the full truth will somehow spark outrage across the fruited plain. How pathetic. The populace across the fruited plain has better things to do than to watch Nadler's impeachment theater and, in any event, has long since discounted anything that Nadler can stage.
This video clip, below, of Barr addressing all this is priceless. You need to watch it to get the full effect. In responding to questions about the letter, Barr offers his usual laconic, two words or less, responses. Yes, Mueller asked for the letter. The fun part is when Barr is asked if he has any reaction to being held in contempt of Congress. He first gives his usual, straight-faced, 'No,' then reconsiders and breaks into a big grin: "Goes with the territory--these days."
Could anything speak more loudly to the regard he holds Congressional Dems in? And does it suggest that he knows their day is coming?
Regarding the hope Barr is proceeding in a direction we want. No doubt Barr has heard, first hand, Trump's opinion of D.C. And Trump made his opinion clear again today. From his speech transcript:
"And you know what? Somebody had to do what I did. It’s not pleasant. We have a deep state. We have bad people. We have sick people."
Bill Barr is the right man for the job at the right place at the right time.
ReplyDeleteI continue to believe so.
DeleteRegarding the hope Barr is proceeding in a direction we want. No doubt Barr has heard, first hand, Trump's opinion of D.C.
ReplyDeleteAnd Trump made his opinion clear again today. From his speech transcript:
"And you know what? Somebody had to do what I did. It’s not pleasant. We have a deep state. We have bad people. We have sick people."
Can't argue with that.
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