Posted on 04/16/2018 5:38:01 PM PDT by dontreadthis
“Has there ever been a worse Attorney General?”
The dumbass handed the fox the keys to the henhouse.
Sure.
It’s a sorry state of affairs when someone who was so bad that Janet Reno was considered an improvement is ruling on matters that can completely affect the legitimate election of a president. Amazing.
The first was Amani Guinier whose legal writing put her out of contention. Kimba Wood was next and I am sure I am right when she had an undocumented person in her employ. The last was Janet Reno who got past confirmation.
This judge officiated George Soros’ wedding.
So all of Trump’s dealings with his attorney would be open to fishing by soros, the old, decrepit worm, and his minions, so they could declare that something is illegal when it isn’t.
“”The first was Amani Guinier whose legal writing put her out of contention. Kimba Wood was next and I am sure I am right when she had an undocumented person in her employ. The last was Janet Reno who got past confirmation.””
I think the first one was Zoe Baird - I’m not familiar with the Amani Guinier name. There was a Lani Guinier - probably who you’re thinking of but not related to the AG post.
When Kimba Wood hired an illegal it wasn’t against the law at the time. She saw what happened with the Baird nomination which was about a nanny she hired and DIDN’T PAY THE APPLICABLE TAXES for... and didn’t want any part of any controversy so she withdrew....And that’s how we were lucky enough to end up with good old Janet!
Doesn’t the President even have a right to have privacy with an attorney?
Sorry. Auto correct. Lani Guinier is correct. You are right that then it was not illegal to employ an illegal but the nanny was here illegally. A later law changed that. In the event we missed that bullet
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