So, upthread CTH suggests Dan Coats blonde Blasey look-alike, Sue Gordon, who replaced him Temporarily, had something to do with spying on POTUS phone call conversations with foreign counterparts like the Ukraine?
Just figured out that the DS coup clowns have NOT been removed from the Executive Branch in (of all places) D N I.
That revelation explains a lot about what all is Not happening and why. And then the inexplicable Christopher Wray wrangling continues to obstruct congressional oversight requests for documents from Republican committees. (Sigh)
https://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3779954/posts
BREAKING: Multiple people shot in Washington D.C., major police response
TWITTER ^ | 19 SEPTEMBER 2019 | BREAKING NEWS LIVE
(looks like a gang thing)
https://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3779960/posts?page=1
Suspected Hezbollah spy scouted targets in New York, other major cities: prosecutors
fox news ^ | 9/19/2019 | melissa leon
It seems to me that these “stupid people” have taken the bait yet again. They are so desperate they will grasp at anything that might get 45 and save them from indictment.
This is how 45 gets the Whistleblower Biden money story “out” and the colluding media covering it.
Brilliant really!
This movie gets better and better.
According to what I remembered at the time, and now confirming, Sue Gordon resigned when Coates was fired. There doesn’t appear to have been any time when she was replacing Coates. She says she will resign on Thursday, which would be Aug. 15, Coates’ last day. Sundance is a doom and gloomer in many respects, and he is wrong that she stayed after Coates’ departure.
Sue Gordon has resigned as deputy director of national intelligence
Gordon, a career CIA official, told the White House she would leave after learning she would be passed over as director of national intelligence.
Aug. 9, 2019, 4:31 AM PDT
WASHINGTON — Sue Gordon, a career CIA official who is serving as the principal deputy director of national intelligence, told the White House she would leave her job on Thursday after she learned she would be passed over as director of national intelligence.
WASHINGTON — Sue Gordon, a career CIA official who is serving as the principal deputy director of national intelligence, told the White House she would leave her job on Thursday after she learned she would be passed over as director of national intelligence.
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