The House Judiciary Committee just voted Bill Barr in contempt of Congress. Which means basically nothing. - News Summed Up

The House Judiciary Committee just voted Bill Barr in contempt of Congress. Which means basically nothing.


Bill Barr's life after this contempt citation will be the exact same as it was before the Judiciary Committee vote. So why did Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler, D-New York, spend time working to pass a toothless measure? In the moments before Nadler's committee held its contempt vote, the White House declared executive privilege over the entire Mueller report. The declaration of executive privilege represents a significant ramping-up of already ramped-up tensions between the White House and Congress. CORRECTION: This headline has been updated to reflect that Barr was voted in contempt of Congress by the House Judiciary Committee.


Source: CNN May 08, 2019 20:40 UTC



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