Foreign tourists are not allowed on White House tours without first going through their embassies. Supposedly. But the British Embassy said that the State Department told them there would be no foreign tourists allowed.
Hmm, why wouldn’t State want his cause of death released? Hmm. I said it before, and I’ll say it again: This whole shit show will make a great movie someday. If’n we don’t all get blowed up first.
“In order to comply with international law and protocol, the New York City Law Department has instructed the Office of Chief Medical Examiner to not publicly disclose the cause and manner of death of Ambassador Vitaly Churkin, Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the United Nations.”
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“As outlined in formal requests from the United States Department of State, Ambassador Churkin’s diplomatic immunity survives his death. Further questions concerning this matter should be directed to the United States Department of State.”
Seems like it is a matter of protocol.
Can you find me a case of another person covered by diplomatic immunity dying in the United States whose cause of death was made public? If you can, you’d have a point.
He is confident that the employment numbers were totally phony when Obama was president; that the unemployment rate was really 42%, instead of the reported number of 5.0% in April 2016. Now, Spicer **knows **that the reported number of 4.7% unemployment is absolutely correct and that Trump has *singlehandedly *brought the unemployment rate down to 4.7% ALL BY HIMSELF.
Spicer simply knows that this is true, and anyone who disputes this is an enemy of the people.
As long as unemployment is measured by the same method month to month or year to year, trends can be seen, if not the absolute numbers. Is that what you wanted to know?
If this is simply a matter of protocol as you say, then surely you can find one other instance of something similar happening. If its just routine protocol there must be other examples, right? Also can you cite where this protocol is written down? Or is this one of those unwritten rules that only Republicans know about?