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Remember that before Obama was first elected, and we on here were all over his citizenship issues, like why doesn’t he have his own SS number, as such, that no one on the air dared talk about it. And Sean dared sneak into his radio show that some “friends” of his at smaller stations were being literally threatened (lives, children) for mentioning it and people were afraid to bring up this topic. Clearly even he was told not to, but he was cleverly sneaking it in by mentioning third parties. No one else even did that.

And most aren’t going as hard against the Obama admin over Susan Rice as he is now. He has courage and he is taking the heat.

I hope from today on, he sticks to burner phones and encryption and whatever. We need him to be able to do his job.

We don’t want the lawsuit because I don’t want anything embarrassing to him to be aired. At least now if any source comes forth with things no one would know about him without spying, there’s your evidence. But I hope it never comes to that. He’s right. Any one of us could be next. Any witness to a deep state crime, any whistleblower.

I hate the country that has taken over our USofA.

“We don’t want the lawsuit because I don’t want anything embarrassing to him to be aired.”

In the air of what we know today, take a moment and think about your point copied above. Do you honestly think that if there was anything, they would have already used it? this is akin to the Russian Collusion scam the left and establishment are desperate to propagate. Whatever the issue of discussion, their pundits ALWAYS deflect back to anything Russians without any evidence. The following set the template against Reagan and the charge he was secretly colluding with the Mullahs to not let Jimmie Carter score a success with any hostage release.

” Thomas S. Foley, the House Speaker, and George J. Mitchell, the Senate Democratic leader, said they had designated the House Foreign Affairs Committee and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to supervise separate but coordinated inquiries.

“These allegations are both persistent and disturbing,” the two leaders said in a joint statement. “We have no conclusive evidence of wrongdoing, but the seriousness of the allegations, and the weight of circumstantial information, compel an effort to establish the facts.”