McGahn testimony probes privilege and presidential conduct
Bloomberg columnist Noah Feldman argues White House Counsel Don McGahn’s cooperation with Mueller tests attorney client confidentiality and executive privilege. He notes Trump’s waiver, raises concerns about counsel’s role, and urges future counsel to warn presidents about the risks of testimony.
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Immigration policy and consent of the governed in Trump era
Ben Boychuk argues Americans should back Trump on immigration, citing zero tolerance, travel moratoriums, and stricter legal limits as faithful to the consent of the governed. He contrasts Reagan era amnesty, public opinion, and critiques of ICE abolition proposals, urging a vote on enforcement and sovereignty.
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Letter to the Editor on Presidential Support and Election
A letter discusses why Republicans back the president amid criticism of allies treaties tariffs and immigration. The writer cites alleged misconduct and impeachment as context while urging readers to vote on November 6. John Suttrey Pollan signs the piece.
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