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Sure any lawyer can have ulterior motives. It just so happens that this particular AG has a well established track record of politicizing his work in public off
by zapita 6y ago
Sure any lawyer can have ulterior motives. It just so happens that this particular AG has a well established track record of politicizing his work in public office, dating back to the Nixon and Reagan years. It doesn’t seem like a stretch to take that track record into consideration when analyzing his move against Google.
- Jtsummers 6y agoI'm not a fan of the man, but if you're trying to make a case against him you should make it accurate. He did not hold any public office position under the Nixon administration, he was in college during it. He then became a civil servant in the CIA starting in 1973.
- zapita 6y agoYou are correct. It's Roger Stone who was a Nixon advisor. Stone is the federal felon which AG Barr recently freed from prison by overriding his sentencing guideline, for purely political reasons. I had my criminals mixed up.