There’s nothing like the craven submission to another’s will to curry favor:<\/p>\n
[The ranking Republican on the House Oversight Committee, Rep. Jim Jordan (Ohio)] said he was all \u201cfor erring on the side of transparency.\u201d But asked whether he would urge Trump to release the full [Special Counsel Mueller] report, he replied, \u201cThat\u2019s the president\u2019s call.\u201d [WaPo<\/strong><\/a>]<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Uh, no, it’s not the President’s call, you bloody idiot. The President does not get to decide how much of the report should be released, that’s up to the Attorney General. The President should have no influence on the matter.<\/p>\n
But it is your<\/strong> responsibility to deliver an independent opinion which best benefits the Republic. No, I didn’t say the Republican Party, I said the Republic. And if you think burying a report which condemns the President is the best for the Republic, then it’s time for the voters of Ohio to replace you.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
There’s nothing like the craven submission to another’s will to curry favor: [The ranking Republican on the House Oversight Committee, Rep. Jim Jordan (Ohio)] said he was all \u201cfor erring on the side of transparency.\u201d But asked whether he would urge Trump to release the full [Special Counsel Mueller] report, \u2026 Continue reading