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WSJ article on the "informant" who wasn't spying.
Worth the read.

Quote:This ought to disturb anyone who wants law enforcement and U.S. intelligence services to stay out of partisan politics. We can’t recall a similar case, even in the J. Edgar Hoover days, when the FBI decided it needed to snoop on a presidential campaign. Devin Nunes, the House Intelligence Chairman, is seeking documents to learn exactly what happened, what triggered this FBI action, and how it was justified. This is precisely the kind of oversight that Congress should provide to assure Americans that their government isn’t spying illegally.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-fbi-inf...mail_share

The hypocrites.

Quote:Incredibly, Democrats and their media friends are painting Mr. Nunes as the villain for daring even to ask about all this. Mark Warner, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, is making the rounds warning that “the first thing any new” committee member “learns is the critical importance of protecting sources and methods.”

Sure, but as far as we know Mr. Nunes hasn’t disclosed the source’s name—certainly not to us—even as anonymous Justice officials all but paint a neon path of details to the informant’s door. Justice and the FBI have disclosed more to their media Boswells than they have to the people’s representatives in Congress.

The following made me LOL.

Quote:As is his habit, President Trump belly-flopped into this debate over the weekend with demands that Justice investigate whether his campaign was spied on.

03-lmfao Trump is turning out to be the Greatest Show on Earth.
05-22-2018 12:15 AM
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RE: WSJ article on the "informant" who wasn't spying.
I've seen nothing from Nunes that hasn't been ethically solid......I know if I was in his spot, the frustration he's demonstrated would pale in comparison to the 'forked tongue' nuts zongo would administer.....

this is now simply playing out as scripted......and it's proving to be more valuable during this time frame than if it happened earlier....

the next few mos. are going be nothing shy of a 'slice of heaven'.....

after the midterms, that's when you'll see the shite really go down.....
05-22-2018 12:30 AM
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Quote:Forgive us if we don’t trust Mr. Clapper, who leaked details related to the notorious Steele dossier to the press, as a proper judge of such snooping. Would he and the press corps be so blasé if the FBI under George W. Bush had sought to insinuate sources with Obama supporters like Rev. Jeremiah Wright or radical Bill Ayers during the 2008 campaign?

SHOE ON THE OTHER FoOT
05-22-2018 04:46 AM
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