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DOJ memo gives Trump playbook to shield outside advisers if Democrats win subpoena power

A new Justice Department opinion could give President Donald Trump a stronger legal basis to shield his communications with private advisers from congressional scrutiny if Democrats regain control of the House in November and win back their ability to lead investigations into the Trump administration. The Office of Legal Counsel quietly posted the 21-page memorandum […]

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DOJ memo gives Trump playbook to shield outside advisers if Democrats win subpoena power
A new Justice Department opinion could give President Donald Trump a stronger legal basis to shield his communications with private advisers from congressional scrutiny if Democrats regain control of the House in November and win back their ability to lead investigations into the Trump administration. The Office of Legal Counsel quietly posted the 21-page memorandum […]
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