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And, irony of ironies, it comes via a suggestion from one of the Department of Justice’s ace lawyers. Did he speak out of line?
The sultry tennis tale pursues the zigs and zags of the zeitgeist, but lacks the killer instinct to score an ace.
The court’s senior justice took notice of an argument that could put the special counsel’s tenure in jeopardy.
A remark from the author of ‘Poor Richard’s Almanack’ could well sway the Supreme Court on the crucial issue of immunity.
The Supreme Court appears likely to send the special counsel back to the drawing board, but the former president’s attorney makes a crucial concession during oral arguments.
Yet Justice Jackson, from the court’s liberal minority, warns that the 45th president’s position could turn the ‘Oval Office into the seat of criminality in this country.’
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