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A Huge Win for the NYT In Air Force One Subpoena Debacle Original

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By David Kurtz Verified
| Talking Points Memo Verified
A lot of things happened. Here are some of the things. This is TPM’s Morning Memo. The responsibility for the Trump DOJ’s unlawful use of subpoenas as a tool of retribution against NYT reporters — for writing about the deficiencies of President Trump’s beloved new Air Force One — falls most heavily on two men: acting Attorney General Todd Blanche and Manhattan U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton, both of whom are awaiting Senate confirmation for promotion to higher offices.
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What’s Really Behind Trump’s Corrupt US Attorney Scheme

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By David Kurtz Verified
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Only Loyalists Need Apply A new and ironic development in the first-of-its-kind legal challenge to President Trump's U.S. attorney scheme gives me a chance to pull back the lens a bit to show the full scope of the corruption involved and why it matters.
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New Attack Launched Against Trump’s Corrupt US Attorney Scheme Original

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By David Kurtz Verified
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A lot of things happened. Here are some of the things. This is TPM’s Morning Memo. Eighteen months in, President Trump’s strategy to circumvent the Senate on the appointment of U.S. attorneys does not yet seem to have sunken in as one of the defining elements of bringing the Justice Department to heel under the White House.
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