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To: NobleFree; LucyT
the statute for appointment and removal of U.S. attorneys [28 U.S.C. Section 541] , provides that the president, not the attorney general has the power to remove a court-appointed U.S. attorney,”

This is another garbage issue dreamed up by the Commies and the Organize For Action--the President has the power to remove Berman and I think he may have done so before he left DC for Tulsa.

There may be uncertainty about a replacement--if the Court thinks it has the power and appoints a replacement, Trump removes the replacement and continues to do so until either the Court gives him someone he wants or he gets an appointment of his choice confirmed. Either way, Trump can lock down the US Attorney's office until he gets control which is the intent of the statute.

20 posted on 06/20/2020 1:35:44 PM PDT by David
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Check out # 20.

Thanks, David.


41 posted on 06/20/2020 3:50:09 PM PDT by LucyT (The people who cast votes donÂ’t decide an election. The people who count the votes do. -Stalin)
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