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“THE PEOPLE’S PAPER” VOL. 20 ISSUE 1 ~ October 2019 [email protected] Online: www.alabamagazette.com 28 Pages – 4 Sections ©2019 Montgomery, Autauga, Elmore, Crenshaw, Tallapoosa, Pike and Surrounding Counties 334-356-6700 OOPPEENN HHOOUUSSEE ION BLICAT S OF PU 20 YEAR Tuesday-October 15th ~ 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM 12 E Jefferson Street Tangled Webs and Telephone Cords “O, what a tangled web we weave KEY PLAYERS when first we practice to deceive.” • President Donald Trump – Sir Walter Scott • Vice President Mike Pence But identifying who is being deceitful here in this Watergate-esque scandal is • Former President Barrack Obama less than clear. There is so much bias, incompetence, deception, and potential • Former Vice President Joe Biden law-breaking that it is very difficult to be objective, and ultimately that is the problem. It is the type of scandal that removes one’s faith in government and • Hunter Biden, Joe Biden’s son, lawyer, lobbyist, anyone involved with it. Ukrainian Natural Gas Producer Burisma board member So in an attempt to untangle and better understand this mess, let’s begin by • Marie Louise Yovanovitch, U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine asking a series of broad scope questions: from May 18, 2016 to May 20, 2019 • What authorities, limitations, responsibilities, and levels of discretion do (and should) the president, members of Congress, and all other Federal • Former U.S. Special Envoy for Ukraine, Kurt Volker, Government officials have? Here, it is useful to see both of Google who resigned on September 27, 2019 vdefinitions for the word discretion: • Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky “the quality of behaving or speaking is such a way as to avoid causing offense or revealing private information.” v • Former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko “the freedom to decide what should be done in a particular way.” • What should a president do when every action he performs and every • Former Ukrainian Prosecutor General Yuriy Lutsenko, word he says could potentially allow his political opponents to seize in office from May 12, 2016 until August 29, 2019 control from him and his political base? • Joseph Maguire , Acting Director of National Intelligence DNI • What are appropriate levels of Executive Privilege for presidential communications, specifically communications outside of the sphere of • Michael Atkinson , Inspector General of the (U.S.) congressional control or oversight? Intelligence Community (ICIG) • What are appropriate means for a president and members of the Executive Branch to defend themselves against allegations, both real • Rudy Giuliani , one among several of President Trump’s and imagined, especially against office holders of the opposing party? personal attorneys with substantial access to the White House • Having taken office just two days prior, what should newly appointed, Acting Director of National Intelligence Maguire have done when he • U.S. Attorney General William Barr was initially given politically-infused allegations that potentially • James Comey , Former Director of the Federal Bureau jeopardized his immediate boss, the president of the United States? of Investigations • For any Federal Government official, what is the appropriate response to privately hearing or being told about conversations between two • Unidentified Complainant and “his” attorney heads of state and/or government and believing something could be deemed inappropriate? • Nancy Pelosi , Speaker of the House of Representatives If a government intelligence official is earnest and has credible concerns • • Richard Burr, Senior U.S. Senator from North Carolina of high-level impropriety, does that mean that high-level impropriety and Chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence actually occurred? Who are the appropriate judges of said impropriety? • How should those concerns be handled while initially validating and • Adam Schiff , U.S. House Representative serving California’s evaluating the purported impropriety? 28th Congressional District and Chairman of the U.S. House of Continued on page 4A Representatives Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence RREEDD FFLLAAGG Page 5A LLAAWW Attention: Federal Workers and Retirees: Over 37 Years in Business Phenix City, AL u have a DEaEsy FinRance ATermMs US HEARING CENTERS If yo Blue Tooth Technology Montgomery, AL • Opelika, AL eral BC/BS Fed you nefit Plan 334-239-3492 Be d for THE USE IT OR LOSE IT PRINCIPLE are covere WILL MY HEARING GET WORSE IF ids with When you have any degree of hearing loss, you are hearing a HEARING AIDS missing certain sounds that stimulate the brain. f pocket AT NO COST TO YOU I DON’T WEAR A HEARING AID? no out-o BAD CREDIT, And the brain requires activation to stay functioning. expense NO CREDIT, As this stimulation is taken away the auditory DeRamus Hearing Centers NO PROBLEM capability of the brain decreases. 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