Bolton and Kupperman oppose acting White House chief of staff Mulvaney?s bid to join impeachment lawsuit
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An attorney for former national security adviser John Bolton and his deputy, Charles Kupperman, formally opposed acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney’s last-minute effort to join a lawsuit asking the courts to decide if senior Trump administration officials must testify in Congress’s impeachment inquiry.The Monday court filing underscored internal divisions among President Trump’s advisers in the probe, with Bolton and Kupperman said by people close to them to consider Mulvaney a key participant in President Trump’s alleged effort to pressure the Ukrainian government to pursue investigations into his political opponents.In an 11-page filing, Kupperman attorney Charles J.
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