Because my rep values my opinion so much.
Awhile back, Rep. Stefanik signed off on a letter to Rep.
Schiff that, "your actions ... are incompatible with your duty of Chairman
of this committee" and "we have no faith in your ability to discharge
your duties in a manner consistent with your Constitutional responsibility and
urge your immediate resignation as Chairman."
More recently, she released a statement on the Mueller
report, "AG Barr was clear that the process was completed with a high
degree of transparency, no executive privilege, limited redactions and resulted
in a report of no collusion." Read the report. Collusion is a cliche, not
a crime.
During AG Barr's testimony to the Senate, he told Sen.
Harris that he'd made the call of no obstruction without looking at underlying
evidence and based on the Mueller report which didn't make a determination one
way or the other. He also couldn't say whether the White House had suggested
investigations for the DOJ to engage in because he was "grappling"
with the meaning of the word "suggest." He also couldn't say if
campaigns should report foreign interference when they see it. The cherry on
top is that, in his opinion, a president can shut down an investigation into
himself if he feels he's being falsely accused.
In late March, Mueller wrote to Barr that his summary letter
"did not capture the context, nature and substance of this office's work
and conclusions." And that it "threatens to undermine ... full public
confidence in the outcome of the investigations." Yet, on April 10 Barr
told Sen. Van Hollen, "I don't know whether Bob Mueller supported my
conclusion." I'm curious if our congresswoman has faith in William Barr
discharging his duties in a manner consistent with the Constitution.
She's such a hack. She was in the paper today, too.
“I have read the report which found that there was no
conspiracy or collusion. However, the report is extremely clear that Russia did
attempt to meddle in our elections and that cannot be ignored,” she said in a
follow-up email.
And
When asked to comment about House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s’
comment that Barr had lied during his testimony to Congress, she said she did
not see the testimony because she had committee hearings that day.
Stefanik said she did not reach any conclusions from the
report different from what Barr said in his summary letter.
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