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Did ya all see this editoral page in George magazine (1999) signed by JFKJr? "You can't always have what ya want" - Rolling Stones song played at the end of every Trump rally. I don't believe in coincidences!!!!
p.s.
The most newsworthy part of this is that they are cracking down.
Best. President. Ever.
a retweet from 714missyanne
Did ya all see this editoral page in George magazine (1999) signed by JFKJr? "You can't always have what ya want" - Rolling Stones song played at the end of every Trump rally. I don't believe in coincidences!!!!
Sean Hannity: DOJ inspector general FISA abuse probe is ‘done and it’s devastating’
Fox News host Sean Hannity says he is hearing that the Justice Department inspector general’s investigation into alleged Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act abuse is “done and it’s devastating.”
He made the assertion during his evening program on Wednesday and asked Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., if he also had heard any word on the investigation.
Graham, whose Judiciary Committee had been conducting his own FISA abuse inquiry, said he could not verify if Inspector General Michael Horowitz is done, but added that he expects the eventual report to be upsetting to anyone who cares about the rule of law.
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Jim Comey’s own words justify Bill Barr’s review
https://thehill.com/opinion/judiciary/443741-jim-comeys-own-words-justify-bill-barrs-review?amp
Attorney General William Barr has just blitzed former FBI Director James Comey on third down and there’s a feeling a sack is imminent.
Barr’s tasking of U.S. Attorney John Durham to review the “origins” of the FBI’s counterintelligence investigation of the Trump campaign becomes the third examination of Comey and his special team, joining efforts by Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz and U.S. Attorney John Huber.
This is an entirely appropriate response to the fearful possibility that the FBI was misused by its past leadership for political purposes.
AG Barr understands well that the FBI is dead as an agency - undeserving of the nation’s trust - if it is commonly perceived to be a weapon for political vagaries rather than an impartial, objective enforcer of the rule of law so vital to the survival of democratic governance.
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