[FreeReign]

So U.S. Attorney John Huber has been investigating the Clinton Foundation for a year and a half. Q anons Some folks knew this a year ago. But now the public knows. And that means the ball is beginning to roll down hill. Buckle up, FRiends, and make popcorn!

There is absolutely nothing new in this letter. All of what is shown in this letter was known back in January of 2018, when the Sessions/Boyd memos to Chairman Goodlatte were released. Most on this forum knew about and discussed what was in those memos.

And the letter and two memos only show that Huber was tasked to "review" and "make recommendations" to the (corrupt) DAG "or" the (recused)AG "as appropriate", the need to investigate or not to investigate the matters referred to by Chairman Goodlatte.

Given that Sessions was recused, who do you think Huber "appropriately" gave those recommendations to?

And if you answered correctly Rosenstein, what do you think the compromised and corrupt Rosenstein did with those recommendations?

[BiggBob]

None of that changes that Trump himself said he would declassify the Fisa docs if the dems continued to investigate after the Mueller report, so solid try at a red herring/straw man. But no.

[so_real]

Given that Sessions was recused, who do you think Huber "appropriately" gave those recommendations to?

I am not aware that Huber has provided a report thus far. If that is public knowledge and you have a link handy, please direct me that way. If a report had been delivered, it would most likely be in the hands of Rosenstein/Sessions. If a report had been delivered and sat on, it would be sat on by Rosenstein/Sessions. But now both the democrats and the republicans are aware of the report being requested, and both teams think it damages the other side. They both know they were lied to when it was said no such request was made. The pressure to release it mounts. And there is a new sheriff in town, Barr, who might just be pleased to chime in. These are exciting times.

[BiggBob]

Given that Sessions was recused, who do you think Huber "appropriately" gave those recommendations to?

Hmmmmmm who could it be? And I wonder what "offenders" they will "hold accountable"