The Line of Succession in Firing Robert Mueller
The line of succession in firing Special Counsel Mueller is governed by two separate memoranda orders and two statutory provisions.
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The Nunes Memo Doesn't Reveal an Abuse of Power. It Is One.
There is every indication that the Nunes memo was designed to present a misleading picture. -
Trump Abuses Show We Must Turn Traditions into Laws: Bharara and Whitman
It’s not enough to fret. We’re launching a bipartisan project to mend the gaps in our system and make sure our government is competent and trustworthy. -
Why the Trump Administration is Trying to Make Muslim Immigrants Seem Dangerous
The Trump administration is determined to focus on immigrants and Muslims because that suits its nativist agenda. -
Step Up on FISA Reform, Democrats
If not, warrantless searches of Americans’ communications, which Congress has never expressly endorsed, will soon become the law of the land — and the best gift Democrats ever gave President Trump. -
Pelosi — Lead Fight to Block Government Spying on Americans
The House Minority Leader’s influence over her caucus is legendary. It’s down to her and her leadership team to line up Democrats behind real reform. -
How Secretive Money Is Influencing the Judicial System
State supreme court elections have seen a dangerous rise in hidden donors. -
Transcript: Hill Briefing on Extreme Vetting
Experts weigh-in on extreme vetting in a December 5, 2017 hill briefing. -
Not Tough, Not Smart: What Trump Gets Wrong about Vetting and the Justice System
Knee jerk responses based on prejudice rather than facts aren’t going to keep us safer. -
Facebook Can't Do Congress' Job
Corporate goodwill is no substitute for legislation to prevent Russia and other foreign actors from meddling in our politics.
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