(10-09-2019, 03:29 PM)jj82284 Wrote:

(10-09-2019, 02:53 PM)mikesez Wrote: Barr has said he was not aware of the call, but Giuliani was aware of the call.

Mentioning Barr was a fig leaf.

Yes, it would be appropriate to say, "there are a few thing we want your AG to speak to our AG about..". Is appropriate so long as it is vague.

But involving Giuliani, who was a personal lawyer, not a sworn state department official, was not appropriate

You can't cancel out an inappropriate act with an appropriate one.  If your friend walks into the bar with no shirt on, "at least he's wearing shoes" is not a valid defense.  If you rub your junk against a strange female then ask her, "could I please have the next dance?" She's not going to say, "oh you're so polite to say please!". She's going to say "why in the world do you think it's ok to rub your junk on me?"

Where is that written?