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The improper access granted to the xxx contractors was apparently in place xxxx and seems to have been the result of deliberate decision making."
Posted on 02/09/2018 9:43:26 AM PST by Golden Eagle
House Intelligence Committee Chair Devin Nunes is considering speaking with the Supreme Court Chief Justice over the newly revealed surveillance abuse by the FBI.
On Wednesday, Congressman Nunes said FISA judges may have been misled by the previous administration into issuing spy warrants against the 2016 Trump campaign.
Nunes is now seeking to discuss the matter with Chief Justice John Roberts, who is in charge of appointing judges to the Surveillance Court.
“Our next step with the courts is to make them aware, if they’re not aware already, that this happened by watching the news, so we will be sending a letter to the court,” said Nunes.
The House Intelligence chairman said he may ask both the Supreme Court and the Surveillance Court for a testimony before the House Intelligence Committee to discuss the violations as well as a path forward.
(Excerpt) Read more at oann.com ...
Nunes should ask him why he had to swear in the Kenyaneisan Usurper twice both times, once public and once private.
Hope so. We’ll see, maybe...
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The improper access granted to the xxx contractors was apparently in place xxxx and seems to have been the result of deliberate decision making."
This looks suspiciously like a shot across the bow of the seditious ship surveilling John Roberts.
Uh, why can’t Nunes just visit Judge Roberts in his chambers for a chit-chat?
Question Number ONE:
Mr. Chief Justice, under penalty of misleading the Congress of the United States, have you ever in your present capacity been compelled, coerced, or blackmailed by present or past agents of the Government of the United States with regards to cases under your jurisdiction?
LOL!
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