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Re: Napolitano: Can the President be Guilty of Obstruction When There Was No Collusion? Absolutely. 

By: Decomposed in POPE 5 | Recommend this post (2)
Thu, 25 Apr 19 4:16 PM | 52 view(s)
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Re: "Sounds like Napolitano should be a candidate for the extreme left. Maybe Mueller could put him on his payroll?"Hey, sometimes the truth hurts. Napolitano follows the law about as well as any judge out there. If you think about it, it makes sense that Obstruction of Justice does not require a conviction. It is interference with any portion of the judicial process, including the investigation of a reported crime.

I expect Napolitano has been honest with us.




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Re: Napolitano: Can the President be Guilty of Obstruction When There Was No Collusion? Absolutely.
By: micro in POPE 5
Thu, 25 Apr 19 1:47 PM 		Msg. 30864 of 62138

Sounds like Napolitano should be a candidate for the extreme left. Maybe Mueller could put him on his payroll?

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