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Will the next attorney general stand for the rule of law?
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"On Wednesday, Loretta Lynch ... will raise her right hand in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee and swear to tell the whole truth to lawmakers during her nomination hearing for attorney general of the United States."
"Following in the footsteps of Attorney General Eric Holder, Lynch will be forced to tackle a series of complicated, corrupt and highly controversial topics when she takes her seat on Capitol Hill. ..." ...
"... Lastly, an issue that certainly needs to be addressed during Lynch’s hearing are recent revelations that DOJ attorneys defrauded a federal court and intimidated a witness in Dobyns v. USA. ..." ... |
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Millwright66
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| Ms. Lynch's background and history indicate she's going to stay on the administration path. More than few of her expressed opinions and statements are, (to me) cause for deep concern. |
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