FOCUS: Quinta Jurecic and Benjamin Wittes | Take More Care: Did the President Tell Subordinates to Violate the Law?

14 April 19

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BIG PROBLEMS OVER TRIVIAL CASH - We are really struggling for the bare bones budget that we need to function. The reason, the ratio of readers to donors is 1000 to 1. Many people are helping. Many, many more are not. We have to break through that barrier. The situation growing unnecessarily dire, again. In earnest. / Marc Ash, Founder Reader Supported News

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FOCUS: Quinta Jurecic and Benjamin Wittes | Take More Care: Did the President Tell Subordinates to Violate the Law? 

Quinta Jurecic and Benjamin Wittes, Lawfare
Excerpt: "According to CNN and the Times, here is the president of the United States instructing subordinates to violate the law, and promising to use his other powers in office to shield them from consequences if they do so."
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RSN: Edward Snowden Makes 'Moral' Case for Presidential Pardon

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IF YOU ARE GOING TO STAY, YOU HAVE TO HELP - The budget is too thin to do this. We have many, many more readers than donors and it is breaking the process down. We understand that we will lose some readers, although we haven't lost many yet, if we do we do. If you stay we need your help and we need it now. / Marc Ash - Curator, Reader Supported News

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FOCUS: Edward Snowden Makes 'Moral' Case for Presidential Pardon 

Ewen MacAskill, Guardian UK 
MacAskill writes: "Edward Snowden has set out the case for Barack Obama granting him a pardon before the US president leaves office in January, arguing that the disclosure of the scale of surveillance by US and British intelligence agencies was not only morally right but had left citizens better off." 
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