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| − | [[File:800px-Benjamin Wittes, 2013.jpg|250px|right|thumb|'''Benjamin Wittes''' of [[Lawfare]], associated with the Brookings Institution, has been in the forefront of the political weaponization of Law providing the sketchy legal theories under which both the 2017 [[Deep State coup]] and the 2019 [[impeachment inquiry]] were carried out.]] | + | [[File:800px-Benjamin Wittes, 2013.jpg|250px|right|thumb|'''Benjamin Wittes''' of the [[Lawfare Group]], associated with the Brookings Institution, has been in the forefront of the political weaponization of Law providing the sketchy legal theories under which both the 2017 [[Deep State coup]] and the 2019 [[impeachment inquiry]] were carried out.]] |
'''Benjamin Wittes''' is the Editor-in-Chief and founder of [[Lawfare]]blog. Wittes is also Senior Fellow in Governance Studies at the [[Brookings Institute]]. Wittes is a former editorial writer at the ''[[Washington Post]]''. Wittes is founder of the [[subversive]] [[Lawfare Group]]. | '''Benjamin Wittes''' is the Editor-in-Chief and founder of [[Lawfare]]blog. Wittes is also Senior Fellow in Governance Studies at the [[Brookings Institute]]. Wittes is a former editorial writer at the ''[[Washington Post]]''. Wittes is founder of the [[subversive]] [[Lawfare Group]]. | ||
Revision as of 06:59, November 11, 2019
Benjamin Wittes of the Lawfare Group, associated with the Brookings Institution, has been in the forefront of the political weaponization of Law providing the sketchy legal theories under which both the 2017 Deep State coup and the 2019 impeachment inquiry were carried out.
Benjamin Wittes is the Editor-in-Chief and founder of Lawfareblog. Wittes is also Senior Fellow in Governance Studies at the Brookings Institute. Wittes is a former editorial writer at the Washington Post. Wittes is founder of the subversive Lawfare Group.