Inside Tad's Mind

Below is an email I received from Congressman Chris Stewart in reply to a message I sent to him and my reply to it. My original message took the Congressman to task for making a factually untrue statement in his newsletter regarding the testimony of Special Counsel Robert Mueller. I Unfortunately, I did not keep a copy of the original message. I pointed out to the Congressman that for him to have made the claim that there was "... no obstruction" required either that the Congressman had not read the Special Counsel's report and wasn't paying attention during the hearing , in which case he is negligent, or he read it and didn't understand it, leading to the conclusion that he is incompetent in his position, or -- if he read and understood the report and testimony -- he was deliberately misleading his constituents.  DISTRICT OFFICES 420 EAST SOUTH TEMPLE, #390 SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84111 (801) 364-5550 253 WEST ST. GEORGE BLVD, #100 ST. GEORGE, UT 84770 (435...

On Thursday of alst week, the House Committee on the Judiciary voted to adopt rules for conducting an inquiry in to whether that committee should recommend Articles of Impeachment to the full US House of Representatives. Today the committee held its first hearing, having called, by subpoena Cory Lewindowski, Rick Dearborn, and Robert Porter. Only Lewindowski appeared. Dearborn and Porter were blocked by the White House based on a very controversial claim of "absolute immunity" from testifying, and Lewindowski repeatedly refused to answer questions based on a letter from the White House directing that his testimony be limited to only those matters specifically addressed in the Mueller Report. Lewindowski used those instructions as a mechanism to delay answering questions while he verified the content of the report, and declined to answer any questions about any other conversations he may have had with Trump or anyone else within the White House. Primary sources matter in ana...