Trump-Loyalist Matthew Whitaker as Acting AG Unconstitutional ?

[exotix]

Today

Trump's Appointment of the Acting AG is Unconstitutional

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/08/o...itutional.html

https://thehill.com/homenews/adminis...tthew-whitaker

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...67.7GSwZWtcJDw


President Trump on Wednesday named Matthew Whitaker as acting attorney general after Jeff Sessions turned in his resignation from the top Justice Department role, marking a new era of oversight for the DOJ and special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation.

The president’s relationship with his top cop — and Whitaker’s now former boss — had deteriorated over the past two years following Sessions’ decision to recuse himself from the high-profile Russia probe.

In his new capacity, Whitaker will take the reins of overseeing the probe from Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who has been a loyal defender of the investigation since Sessions stepped aside.

Whitaker is now taking on a much more public role, after serving as Sessions' chief of staff.










5 things to know about new acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker (inside)

Acting AG Matt Whitaker Warned of Mueller's 'Fishing Expedition' in 2017

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Napolitano: Acting AG ‘does not qualify under the law’ to take job

https://thehill.com/homenews/adminis...lify-under-the

[Cannons Front]

If that is true and it sounds at least at face value that it is, then the POTUS should name someone that is legally allowed to do it.

[MisterVeritis]

If that is true and it sounds at least at face value that it is, then the POTUS should name someone that is legally allowed to do it.

A closer investigation indicates "wiggle room". I wouldn't worry about it.

[exotix]

A closer investigation indicates "wiggle room". I wouldn't worry about it.

Like these guys ?

[stjames1_53]

Today

Trump's Appointment of the Acting AG is Unconstitutional

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/08/o...itutional.html

https://thehill.com/homenews/adminis...tthew-whitaker

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...67.7GSwZWtcJDw


President Trump on Wednesday named Matthew Whitaker as acting attorney general after Jeff Sessions turned in his resignation from the top Justice Department role, marking a new era of oversight for the DOJ and special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation.

The president’s relationship with his top cop — and Whitaker’s now former boss — had deteriorated over the past two years following Sessions’ decision to recuse himself from the high-profile Russia probe.

In his new capacity, Whitaker will take the reins of overseeing the probe from Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who has been a loyal defender of the investigation since Sessions stepped aside.

Whitaker is now taking on a much more public role, after serving as Sessions' chief of staff.










5 things to know about new acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker (inside)

Acting AG Matt Whitaker Warned of Mueller's 'Fishing Expedition' in 2017

would it be unconstitutional for him to appoint someone like you, maybe even you, yourself?

[exotix]

[Cannons Front]

A closer investigation indicates "wiggle room". I wouldn't worry about it.

I am not worried, if it is legal I do not care who he appoints. If it is not, then he should appoint someone who is.

[Cannons Front]

Personally I do not care what Holder says, I think he did a poor job and should just enjoy his retirement. BUT he is entitled to his opinion as well, it is no more important than anyone else s is though.

[stjames1_53]

Holder is irrelevant. He is no longer in charge of anything but a small community college.
BTW, do recall Fast and Furious