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To: Rockitz

If the FISA court approved it, as seems likely, it would be legal.


10 posted on 03/04/2017 6:04:23 PM PST by expat2
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To: expat2

So FISA courts can do no wrong?


11 posted on 03/04/2017 6:06:21 PM PST by TigersEye (We all have a stake in MAGA! We all need to contribute our efforts.)
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To: expat2

What if they exceeded the scope of the FISA warrant? That would be illegal, wouldn’t it?


14 posted on 03/04/2017 6:09:45 PM PST by virgil (The evil that men do lives after them.)
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To: expat2

What if the whole warrant process was nothing but a papertrail fraud, before and after it was issued, and a rubber-stamped judge who’s in the crime to begin with?

The level and depth of Obama administration corruption we are going to find may be staggering.


15 posted on 03/04/2017 6:10:58 PM PST by KyCats
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To: expat2

Not necessarily because it is spying on a political opponent. Judge shopping even in FISA is the rule plus FISA almost never turns a request down


25 posted on 03/04/2017 6:15:56 PM PST by Nifster (I see puppy dogs in the clouds)
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To: expat2

If the FISA court approved it, as seems likely, it would be legal.

Not necessarily. If the FISA court was misled a crime has been committed. READ the ARTICLE!!


88 posted on 03/04/2017 10:06:58 PM PST by RonnG
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