Jeff Clark

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Jeff Clark @JeffClarkUS

2/5 But AG must take an oath--Article VI, cl. 3. The AG must therefore, himself personally, support the Constitution, which means he mustn't do anything unconstitutional or that violates valid, properly passed laws of Congress (which get enacted under Article I)- not invalid ones — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Sept. 8, 2022

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Jeff Clark @JeffClarkUS

1/5 I believe that the Constitution answers these questions. Structurally, legal enactments must be read as a whole. Article II makes the President the Chief law enforcement officer of the United States, not the AG. — PolitiTweet.org

@JeffClarkUS Jeff, do you believe DOJ independence from political considerations in prosecutorial decisions is a wo… https://t.co/4cGxLLzVQM

Posted Sept. 8, 2022

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3/5 If AG believes he is being called on by the Pres. to do a thing contrary to his Oath, he must resign. But he shouldn't do so noisily, to feather his own nest, to act heroic, to try to try to score political points, to burnish his reputation, etc. Inheres in what a lawyer is — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Sept. 8, 2022