[DoughtyOne]

It was supposedly devised to keep our officials from having to reveal sources and methods in open court.

The traitorous attorneys for the suspects, could then pinpoint the threat, and set them up for elimination.

I know where you’re coming from, but there are problems on both ends.

This situation makes it abundantly clear how stiff the penalties should be for abusing the FISA court process.

These guys should do 4 or 5 decades behind bars > IMO.

This was an abuse of power that makes Nixon’s look like he was charging an extra penny too much at a lemonade stand.

[ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas]

Noting how invasive FISA surveillance was, Swecker said it was "entirely appropriate" for the DOJ to look into the use of that power during the Russia investigation.

I think some posters on this thread (not you D1) are misinterpreting that sentence. The way I read it, Swecker is saying it's proper for Barr to find out what the DOJ and their pals did to investigate Trump.

The louder Brennan squeals about Barr, the more guilty he looks like to me.