If he can prove congress issued those subpoenas for the unlawful purpose of obstructing justice, then he would be right to reject them.
And that’s just teh obvious purpose for reviewing those communications. I’m sure there are a dozen other, more nuanced reasons to deny those subpoenas that we wouldn’t know about being idiots on the internet.
Haven’t really dug into it much but I imagine if he had reasonable suspicion those aides were already responsible for leaking investigation info that could be a valid reason not to give them additional docs.
Devin Nunes has probably run straight to the White House to tell them what was up directly after getting briefed on the investigation. And it was his head staffer who had this exchange with Rosenstein.
Liberals have not been in power for 40+ years. Centrist conservatives have held the reigns, along with extreme conservatives for far too long, in both parties.
I could respect, but disagree with your opinion, if you stayed in the land of empirical evidence, and reality.
But for some odd reason, you choose to believe easily refutable BS, that follows your narrative, versus being critical of the BS information you are spoon fed.
lol, yes, they do. they also have the ultimate authority to decide if they will turn over anything to Rosenstien for his defense. Any subpoena he issues will be meaningless. Only the congress can decide whether or not to release congressional materials. It is completely outside of any courts jurisdiction.