hiring by the Ukrainian energy company Burisma. And official U.S. policy has been and is to fight corruption in the country.

Be that as it may, for staffers who work at the pleasure of the president to be empowered to raise – externally – their own opinionated objections to communications protected by executive privilege is a recipe for crippling any presidency. If the massive amount of all such phone calls of, say, the last 10 presidents had been handed over at the time to the opposing party, there would have been an epidemic of frivolous impeachments.

Moreover, how would Pelosi or Schiff like their private discussions in their capacity as congressional leaders made public?

Barr made all this clear in detail. He blasted “the notion that politics in a free republicemployer, John J. Orr & Sons, Inc. On May 17, 1983, the instant matter was reached for a pretrial conference before a trial commissioner.
At the pretrial conference, employee's original petition and medical reports from his treating physician, Dr. Vincent Yakavonis, were submitted to the commissioner. The medical reports indicated that employee had sustained back injuries as a result of a fall and was disabled. Reports of followup examinations performed by Dr. Yakavonis were also submitted to the commissioner. The most recent report submitted was dated May 6, 1983, and it indicated that employee remained disabled.
In rebuttal, employer submitted reports from the Rhode Island Hospital Emergency Room, Dr. Kenneth Catallozzi of Rhode Island Hospital, and Dr. Edward Spindell. Doctor Spindell's report indicated that employee was capable of performing his