[over3Owithabrain]

I think it will take some poring over the large report, rather than just knee-jerking to the summaries.
There will be a LOT in there that isn’t favorable to Deep State regardless of conclusions by the IG.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

Inspector Generals . . . may be forced to admit wrongdoing on the part of the agency and its employees, but they will always downplay it. If there’s a conceivable way to say that the department didn’t violate the policy or law, they will do that. And they will characterize the bad behavior that they must concede as limited to rogue employees and not representative of the larger agency. - Mollie Hemmingway

it will take some poring over the large report, rather than just knee-jerking to the summaries. There will be a LOT in there that isn’t favorable to Deep State regardless of conclusions by the IG.

IMHO there is more truth than poetry in both of those statements.

Maybe someone should start an FR thread for each of ten or twenty segments of the report in order to expeditiously sift through it.

[lepton]

I think it will take some poring over the large report, rather than just knee-jerking to the summaries.
There will be a LOT in there that isn’t favorable to Deep State regardless of conclusions by the IG.

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And the media will seek to overshadow it and reduce any interest in people actually looking at those things.