It’s time for autists/anons to do a deep dive into whiny Weasley Nadler (gonadler) and what his involvement was/is into Russia collusion hoax. He’s going to great lengths to cover for something or a lot of people. We all know he’s dirty, let’s prove. The guy gives me the creep.
Top GOP rep demands answers after Dems hire anti-Trump investigators for Judiciary Committee
In a letter to House Judiciary Committee chairman Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., the ranking member on the committee, GOP Rep. Doug Collins, asked how much taxpayers could expect to be charged for Barry Berke and Norman Eisen's services – as well as what exactly the pair of vocally anti-Trump operatives will be doing.
"Your unilateral decision to hire two individuals with such obvious bias against the president will taint anything they touch going forward," Collins wrote to Nadler. "Does the hiring of Mr. Berke and Mr. Eisen indicate a lack of confidence in your current staff to handle important matters regarding the president?"
In a recent report published by the Brookings Institution, Collins noted in the letter, Berke and Eisen wrote that publicly available evidence "strongly supports that the president obstructed justice under ordinary application of the relevant criminal law."
And in a Washington Post op-ed last year, Berke and Eisen – as well as co-author Noah Bookbinder – wrote, "The president is aruging that not only is he above the law but also above the facts. That audacious move is unbecoming for our nation's chief law enforcement officer, and neither Mueller nor Congress should let him get away with it.
The three also wrote in The New York Times that "from the publicly available information, it's now clear that Trump obstructed justice."
Eisen served as a White House counsel for Obama and has focused on government ethics and corruption as a co-founder of the group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington.
Berke, a litigation partner at the international law firm Kramer Levin, is based in New York City, and will commute four days per week to work for the Democrats on the Judiciary Committee. That arrangement, Collins asserted, constituted a problematic conflict of interest.
"Is Mr. Berke assisting the Majority staff to drive more business to his law firm?" Collins wrote in the letter, which also queried Nadler as to who would be paying for Berke's hotel bills and other commuting costs.
"Is the nature of the Majority staff’s arrangement to pay Mr. Berke and Mr. Eisen by the hour?" the letter asked. "If so, what is the hourly rate? … Did Mr. Berke and Mr. Eisen complete the appropriate paperwork authorizing outside income as House employees? If not, is the 'consultant' arrangement for Mr. Berke and Mr. Eisen simply a veil to enable the Majority to circumvent normal reporting procedures?"
Collins added: "The Majority staff is also allowing Mr. Eisen to retain his position at the Brookings Institution, an elite, liberal think-tank. Such arrangements are fraught with technical, legal, and financial conflicts of interest."….
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