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Originally posted by hersuit: ↑

I haven't lost here in years.

Let's see how the leftard mind operates
Doesn't like we asked for tapes that were denied even though they have a right to them and are constitutionally empowered to have the info
You ask ME for the other info and demand I get them to ya knowing I have no power and no right to the info
I respond and say show me - to justify your outrage - where your side asked for the info and was denied

And you reply and say the onus is on me to supply proof they asked and were or were not denied or whatever your worm-eaten brain threw up to ya

And...ya call that a win
FFS...you're getting worse as you get more panicky and desperate

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So, take it to Court.

In a similar vein, what action do you expect to be taken against Rep Jordan et al for defying a subpoena ?

"Republicans Who Defied Subpoenas Vote To Hold A.G. In Contempt For Defying Subpoena

WASHINGTON — House Republicans voted Wednesday to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt of Congress for defying a subpoena — including three who defied their own congressional subpoenas over their roles in the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection.

GOP Reps. Scott Perry (Pa.), Jim Jordan (Ohio) and Andy Biggs (Ariz.)all blew off subpoenas in May 2022 from the bipartisan House committee investigating the attempted coup at the U.S. Capitol. The panel had previously asked them to appear voluntarily to answer questions about Donald Trump’s attempt to overturn his 2020 election loss on the day Congress was set to certify the results. They all declined.

They seemed to forget all about this on Wednesday when they voted to rebuke Garland — who, unlike them, took meaningful steps to comply with the GOP’s requests.

Republicans had demanded Garland hand over all materials related to President Joe Biden’s October 2023 interview with former special counsel Robert Hur, about the probe into Biden’s past mishandling of classified information.

The Justice Department made a transcript of the full interview public and provided some documents, but Republicans said they also wanted the audio recording of the interview to ensure its accuracy. The Justice Department declined, warning of the precedent it would set for the department being required to provide audio recordings in future investigations. "

Republicans Who Defied Subpoenas Vote To Hold A.G. In Contempt For Defying Subpoena (msn.com)