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Bill Barr’s Memo Really is Wrong About Obstruction of Justice

December 26, 2018 Eric Posner

Hemel and I reply to Andrew McCarthy’s defense of the Barr memo. Was our original op-ed “surprisingly vapid,” unsurprisingly vapid, or neither?

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