29th in the series — more on Mueller Barr’d, but first —
Co-equal. That sounds so Trinitarian, I wonder how the Constitution would have handled the executive, legislative and judicial “branches” of government if the conceot of tghe Trinity hadn’t been hard-wired into the mainstream mind by centuries of credal recitation..
Rep Hakeem Jeffries:
That’s not the House Democratic Caucus playbook, that’s the James Madison playbook, and so we’re well within our rights ..
and
Okay:
Hardball’s the name Chris Matthews chose, meaning (implying) that he intends to play hardball with his guests, so this is a nice one where the implication is made explicit, and the ball is on the other foot — can I say that? — and it’s his guest who’s playing hardball with him.
And Woodward’s a neat choice of guest, with an implied Nixon / Trump parallelism, as so often around the Mueller probe.
Woodward, describing what DJT’s attorneys told him:
You make things up. You lie. You’ll end up in a jump-suit if you testify
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All of which leads to, sennet or tucket, ta-rah!!
Chris Hayes, All In:
Ah, yes, McConnell bars, Barrs, the release of the Mueller report:
and Mueller punts:
Ahem, Katyal authored the Special Counsel formulation.
A too obvious pun, or excellent?
A nice Russian Roulette instance:
David Corn:
We havbe this tossed ball on obstruction ..
It’s very unusual for Robert Mueller, or a Special Counsel, to end upm in a tie..
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Vaarious oddments:
There’s a chyron somewhere:
Trump allies celebrate end of Mueller probe, slam opponent5s
Have I used that? Can I find it? It’s a good one..
Okay..
This one’s a useful quote on the prosecutorial process, the source maybe Hardball, with Barb perhaps speaking and Chris responding —
We direct them at bigger targets. It takes a minnow to catch a barracuda, a barracuda to catch a shark. It’s a metaphor.
I don’t fish..
Not sure where this one came from, either — AMJoy 3/26/2019?
While the President should be relieved, he’s still not ..
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