AG Barr has failed Trump, all of USA
The four years of Donald Trump amount to a saga of promises kept by this great president who did everything possible to keep his promises but was never able to deliver through his Justice Department the satisfaction of justice yearned for by the people of this nation.
In the end, Attorney General William Barr failed the people of this country and the president of the United States by failing to deliver indictments from the work being done by special investigator John Durham, and then undermining the Trump election fraud legal effort investigating alleged widespread incidences of election fraud in this country during the November election.
In the end, the attorney general was nothing more than a Deep State antagonist to the Trump administration.
Bob Jack
Harrison
Trump University law degree could be a winner
Trump University must return in 2021 with graduate-level degrees. The inaugural curriculum should be law school.
The tattered genius of the Trump legal team’s litigation strategy should not be lost, nor should it be forgotten.
Classes will be short and simple. You can be done in 15 minutes, from application to graduation.
The first five minutes: online application and up-front, in-full payment of tuition/fees. No refunds.
The second five minutes: Attend Trump University Law School. The curriculum is as follows: 1) POTUS always has standing to commence litigation, if he feels like filing … something … anything … anywhere; 2) The outcome of litigation is always good if the president wins and always bad if the president loses; 3) a court of law is always good if it rules for the president and always bad if it rules against the president.
The third five minutes: Print your diploma and go out and buy your own frame.
To avoid confusion, there will be two graduation options. Graduates may receive their diplomas by U.S. mail (but expect delays). Alternatively, in-person graduation events will be held with seating arranged inches apart. Masks will be confiscated at the door.
Michael C. Mallen