[Reverend Wright]

Fifteen hours later, no other major media has picked up this story.

Odd.

I doubt it is wrong or it would have already been denied by Wray’s Office.

The lack of media interest in the demotion of a major player in this story is striking.

[timestax]

[be-baw]

WaPo has it:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/fbis-top-lawyer-said-to-be-reassigned/2017/12/21/2ac76640-e6b5-11e7-833f-155031558ff4_story.html?utm_term=.fc499e9dd79b

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

:: the demotion of a major player in this story is striking ::

Also, the strategy of ^keeping^ Baker in the FBI such that he can still be subpoenaed to testify/deposed by Congress.

If he resigned or was released, he wouldn’t have to testify. He would be a plain-ol’ citizen. If he quits because of the reassignment, he announces his guilt.

[Flaming Conservative]

The lack of media interest in the demotion of a major player in this story is striking.

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True, but when the bleep hits the fan so much that indictments start raining down, they probably will have to report it. Problem is, as long as we’ve had to wait for indictments, any one of them who wants a jury trial will probably get acquitted. I have no confidence that a jury filled with democrats will convict any of them. Now THAT, the MSM would report gleefully. I’m looking at the glass half empty, though. I’m a bit of a spoil-sport.