Colin KalmbacherApr 27th, 2021, 3:00 pm
Sen.
Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) describes himself “as one of the nation’s leading constitutional lawyers.” On Tuesday, he was referred to in less flattering terms over a publishing kerfuffle that just won’t go away.
Recall: earlier this year, Hawley had a forthcoming book release. Then, he egged on supporters of then-president
Donald Trump as they piled into Washington, D.C. and took part in an abortive effort to stop the counting of electoral votes in the halls of the U.S. Congress. Then, he briefly no longer had a forthcoming book release because his would-be original publisher no longer wanted to be affiliated with a politician who had a “role” in the “deadly insurrection” of Jan. 6.
Sen Hawley Complains About Big Tech on His iPhone s Twitter App While Selling His New Book via Big Tech Giant Amazon
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‘Gymnastics Enthusiast’ in DOJ’s Office of Legal Counsel Came Up with a Way to Block Biden from Reading ‘Restricted’ Trump Admin Archives Jerry Lambe
In a last-minute attempt to assuage outgoing President
Donald Trump’s privacy concerns, the Justice Department last month issued a legal opinion stating that upon taking office, President
Joe Biden cannot access electronic records from the previous administration, even if those records are still on the president’s hardware after his inauguration.
The six-page memo penned by the DOJ Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) Deputy Assistant Attorney General
Devin DeBacker, an apparent “gymnastics enthusiast” states that under the Presidential Records Act (PRA) the U.S. Archivist, not the incoming president, assumes responsibility for the “custody, control, and preservation of” all records of the previous administration. DeBacker previously worked under Trump’s former White House Counsel