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ecisions about policies. That's EFTA00076062 the consequence of an election," says Emily Pierce, a senior adviser in the Justice Department under Barack Obama. "What's different here is Trump threatening to prosecute political opponents, and not deferring to the judgment of law enforcement or of the courts

its work. Sometimes he got what he wanted out of them and sometimes he didn't," says Matthew Miller, a Justice Department spokesman under President Obama. "Now he's got an A.G. who will talk publicly about the Democrats `spying' and spin the Mueller report to help the president. One big question that

hew Miller, a Justice Department spokesman under President Obama. "Now he's got an A.G. who will talk publicly ab

a senior adviser in the Justice Department under Barack Obama. "What's different here is Trump threatenin

r and the census show that the West Wing is fully in control of Justice. "The fear is that Trump doesn't even need to say it out loud anymore." BY CHRIS SMITH Sally Yates tried to warn us. Way back in January 2017, at the end of the very first week of the Trump administration, the new president signed an

akes different decisions about policies. That's the consequence of an election," says Emily Pierce, a senior adviser in the Justice Department under Barack Obama. "What's different here is Trump threatening to prosecute political opponents, and not deferring to the judgment of law enforcement or of the

ferent decisions about policies. That's the consequence of an election," says Emily Pierce, a senior adviser in the Justice Department under Barack Obama. "What's different here is Trump threatening to prosecute political opponents, and not deferring to the judgment of law enforcement or of the courts

hew Miller, a Justice Department spokesman under President Obama. "Now he's got an A.G. who will talk publicly ab

r and the census show that the West Wing is fully in control of Justice. "The fear is that Trump doesn't even need to say it out loud anymore." BY CHRIS SMITH Sally Yates tried to warn us. Way back in January 2017, at the end of the very first week of the Trump administration, the new president signed an

akes different decisions about policies. That's the consequence of an election," says Emily Pierce, a senior adviser in the Justice Department under Barack Obama. "What's different here is Trump threatening to prosecute political opponents, and not deferring to the judgment of law enforcement or of the

ferent decisions about policies. That's the consequence of an election," says Emily Pierce, a senior adviser in the Justice Department under Barack Obama. "What's different here is Trump threatening to prosecute political opponents, and not deferring to the judgment of law enforcement or of the courts

hew Miller, a Justice Department spokesman under President Obama. "Now he's got an A.G. who will talk publicly ab

r and the census show that the West Wing is fully in control of Justice. "The fear is that Trump doesn't even need to say it out loud anymore." BY CHRIS SMITH Sally Yates tried to warn us. Way back in January 2O17, at the end of the very first week of the Trump administration, the new president signed an