Conservative lawmakers from four separate committees are raising alarm bells about a tranche of missing text messages between two FBI agents assigned to the investigation into Russia and President Trump’s campaign, saying it calls into “further question the credibility and objectivity of certain officials at the FBI.”
Meanwhile, House Intelligence Committee lawmakers are refusing to allow the FBI to view a classified four-page memo that GOP members say shows abuse by the bureau of government surveillance powers.
“Well, yeah, they’re the ones that had the problem,” Rep. Mike Conaway (R-Texas) said Tuesday, when asked why the bureau’s request to see the document is being denied.
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The whole situation has been allowed to run out of control for too long.
ReplyDeleteAs I said before, no more committees or hearings.
Arrests, trials, sentencing.
The TPTB should be worried.
DeleteMuch as I hate to say, but I think from what I hear RICO laws might apply.
ReplyDeleteRICO: In the United States, the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act is a federal law that was enacted to give extended penalties in the prosecution of organized criminal acts. The RICO Act is codified as Chapter 96 of Title 18 of the U.S. Code, which deals with federal crimes and criminal procedure. Although it was intended to be used against the Mafia and others engaged in organized crime, the RICO Act has been used to prosecute all sorts of criminal activity.
The actions of the FBI agents, supervisors, and directors sure seems to qualify. Probably need to add in the Obama Justice Department also.
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The actions of the FBI agents, supervisors, and directors sure seems to qualify. Probably need to add in the Obama Justice Department also.
DeleteIt ain't the America where I was raised, that's for sure. :( A travesty.