But her emails: Justice Department to review Clinton email case... again

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...-sanctions-as-trump-meets-ukrainian-president

Russia got pissed at these new sanctions and booted out a bunch of AMerican diplomats. Then we did the same.

Dont worry though, this was all part of Russia's plan with their blackmailed puppet Trump.

 

And Trump backed down and didn't implement the sanctions, so yes it could be well within the blackmailed puppet plan.

 

Nunes refuses to answer when asked whether the White House was involved in writing this memo.

Donald trumps staffers claimed yesterday he has not read it yet and not made up his mind. A hot mic at State of the Union caught him telling a house member he was going to “100%” release it despite his press secretary calling fake new on a report that day that trump already knew what was in it and planned to release it.

 

FBI Director Opposes Memo Release Because of Inaccuracies, Source Says

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...-percent-after-he-s-asked-to-release-gop-memo

 

Won't matter to Trump. Memo is good politically for Trump, so eff it all and release it. This is triumph for narcissism over patriotism.

 

Perhaps this why Nunes refused to answer?

 

The lawyer that wrote the Nunes memo...

 

LMFAO The FBI Director that the President hand picked opposes releasing the memo because of inaccuracies. The whole "bias" angle being played by the President and Republican leaders is looking more and more like a smoke screen and farce.

Robert Comey (R)
Trump fires Comey (a Republican) as Director of the FBI.
Comey claims that Donald Trump had told him to drop the investigation into Michael Flynn and pledge loyalty to Trump.

Andrew McCabe (Party unknown but last voted in the Republican Primary in 2016)
Trump names Andrew McCabe Interim Director of the FBI.
McCabe let's Comey use the FBI jet directly after being terminated, which angers Trump.
McCabe informs the FBI that his wife is running for public office as a Democrat to ensure that there is no conflict.
McCabe only is involved in the investigation of Clinton after his wife loses her bid.
Trump attacks McCabe in tweets, and reports surface that Trump is putting pressure on McCabe to resign or for Wray to terminate him.
McCabe resigns in January of 2018, prior to his intended retirement.

Rod Rosenstein (R)
Trump names Rod Rosenstein (a Republican) Deputy Director of the FBI.
Rosenstein oversees the investigation of Robert Muller.
Trump has reportedly wanted to fire Rosenstein.

Robert Mueller (R)
Rosenstein approves the selection of Robert Mueller (a Republican).
Republicans and Democrats support the selection of Mueller.
Trump denies that he wanted to fire Mueller.
Five members of Trump's team deny that Trump wanted to fire Mueller.
It is discovered that Trump tried to fire Mueller and only stopped after his attorney offered his resignation.
Mueller indicts four people involved with the Trump campaign and reports surface that Michael Flynn has turned witness in the investigation. The same person that Trump asked Comey to stop investigating.
Trump attorney's refuse to let Trump speak with Mueller concerning the investigation.

Jeff Sessions (R)
Trump named Jeff Sessions (a Republican) Secretary of State.
Session recuses himself from involvement due to a conflict.
Trump goes to twitter to rip Sessions and states he never should have appointed Sessions if he was going to recuse himself.

Christopher Wray (R)
Trump names Christopher Wray (a Republican) Director of the FBI.
Wray now comes out and says the memo should not be released because it is inaccurate. The Republicans vote to not let the other memo be released when the Nunes memo is released.

 

Yes, the attempt to make them seem like they are a branch of the DNC and actively working to further the goals of the Democratic party is pure fantasy. Now we start seeing how flawed and inaccurate the memo from Nunes actually is, we are lucky to have the FBI sticking to their principles and carrying on in a professional manner.

It's amazing that seeing the FBI act professionally seems so refreshing. Shouldn't everyone be doing their job in a professional manner?

 

But, but Fox News told me that the FBI said the memo didn't have any inaccuracies... #fakenews #awkward!

FBI officials review surveillance memo, could not cite 'any factual inaccuracies': source
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...not-cite-any-factual-inaccuracies-source.html

 

Omissions of fact is a phrase consistent with no factual inaccuracies, FWIW.

Semantics not an American public strongpoint.

Just LOL @ Wray vs Nunes. And cry out loud too.

 

Maybe he should be on the next Southwest Airlines "Wanna Getaway" commercial?

 

Hear there is a big sale on hats at the white house...

 

The article makes the judge sound like a crazy person.

 

So this appears to be an example of why the Nunes memo is considered inaccurate or incomplete...

 

Remember that Strzok FBI agent who was supposedly biased against trump and for Clinton?

 

For someone so biased against trump and for Clinton, he sure could have done a better job helping her...

 

Geez, now they want to release the already suspect memo tomorrow with redactions. What a cluster, all to damage FBI investigation if trump. Heard Mike Rogers say without the underlying detailed report no congressman should have seen any memo, let alone vote on publicly disclosing it.