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So is Barr the Attorney General or Trumps personal lawyer?
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<blockquote data-quote="NotreDame" data-source="post: 73927008" data-attributes="member: 212558"><p>You very mistaken if you believe Barr’s remark,”I think it was written by one of his staff people,” supports Rock’s point of,”<em>Barr also stated that he believed that the letter was not actually written by Mueller, but by members of his team. He can't have things both ways. If he believed the letter was written by Mueller's team, then he lied when he said that he didn't know of any concerns from Mueller's team. If he thinks Mueller wrote the letter, then he lied when he said that he thought members of Mueller's team wrote it.</em></p><p></p><p>First, the obvious. Barr said he “thinks” he knows who wrote it, he isn’t stating or asserting such a thought as a fact. Neither is he expressing that he believes what he is “thinking” is factual. Hence, his remark about the letter is entirely consistent with his prior commentary, since he isn’t claiming to “know” or claiming as a fact that members of Mueller’s team wrote the letter.</p><p></p><p>Second, the letter is signed by Mueller. The letter is not signed by a staff person. Hence, Barr carefully phrased his remark as to what he “thinks,” since, after all, Mueller signed the letter and since the letter bares his (Mueller’s) signature, Mueller may have in fact composed the letter. </p><p></p><p>Or maybe Mueller made a draft of points he wanted made in a letter and provided his draft to a staff person to compose a letter incorporating the points Mueller wanted. Mueller then reviewed the letter for approval and signed it.</p><p></p><p>Either way, you’ve cited to nothing that demonstrates Barr lied in the manner Rocks and I have discussed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NotreDame, post: 73927008, member: 212558"] You very mistaken if you believe Barr’s remark,”I think it was written by one of his staff people,” supports Rock’s point of,”[I]Barr also stated that he believed that the letter was not actually written by Mueller, but by members of his team. He can't have things both ways. If he believed the letter was written by Mueller's team, then he lied when he said that he didn't know of any concerns from Mueller's team. If he thinks Mueller wrote the letter, then he lied when he said that he thought members of Mueller's team wrote it.[/I] First, the obvious. Barr said he “thinks” he knows who wrote it, he isn’t stating or asserting such a thought as a fact. Neither is he expressing that he believes what he is “thinking” is factual. Hence, his remark about the letter is entirely consistent with his prior commentary, since he isn’t claiming to “know” or claiming as a fact that members of Mueller’s team wrote the letter. Second, the letter is signed by Mueller. The letter is not signed by a staff person. Hence, Barr carefully phrased his remark as to what he “thinks,” since, after all, Mueller signed the letter and since the letter bares his (Mueller’s) signature, Mueller may have in fact composed the letter. Or maybe Mueller made a draft of points he wanted made in a letter and provided his draft to a staff person to compose a letter incorporating the points Mueller wanted. Mueller then reviewed the letter for approval and signed it. Either way, you’ve cited to nothing that demonstrates Barr lied in the manner Rocks and I have discussed. [/QUOTE]
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