Posted on 03/19/2018 8:45:54 AM PDT by a little elbow grease
(snip) --- What has become increasingly visible is the largest political scandal in the history of U.S. government. A political conspiracy at the highest levels of the prior administration and across multiple agencies within the U.S. intelligence apparatus. The scale of corruption being exposed is astounding.
The investigative effort to unravel and bring justice is almost overwhelming. It is also very likely the issues surrounding Andrew McCabe are only just beginning.
(Excerpt) Read more at theconservativetreehouse.com ...
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Judicial Watch sues them??
Also, you have linked their article, and are not stupid, so you DO know how to post there. But for the courtesy of others who can tolerate the format, and the name calling of “troll”, I went ahead and posted the instructions. Just wish you didn’t lie...it ruins your credibility.
Were it not for Trey Gowdy Hillary and Obama would have had a free pass on Benghazi and the email/ Clinton foundation scam.
If it were not for Gowdy taking on the dangerous and thankless job of investigating and exposing the Obama Admin and the Clintons, Hillary Clinton would have been President right now
Our country owes Trey Gowdy more than we will ever know
Bttt.
5.56mm
bump for later reading
I read that last night, and just now again. I don’t see where Mark Bradman actually provides any evidence that this external prosecuter guy did anything leading to McCabes firing. Maybe I missed it?
Could someone point out where that is, in the piece?
I have little faith left in sessions. I think after a few more white house aides leave like mcmaster, kelly, etc sessions will go as well. It is probably just a mater of timing at this point. The mccabe thing only bought sessions a little more time. His continued inaction will do him in. I obviously give very little credence to the theory that sessions is actually investigating anybody significant.
I heard him in an interview not very long ago say he had appointed this outside special prosecutor to work alongside the IG because the IG doesn't have prosecutorial powers. It was posted in a thread here on FR that I read about it too.
I don't think that because he's not announcing to the public who he appointed to be this special prosecutor, doesn't necessarily mean he's not doing anything, like many on FR believe. The usual "get rid of Sessions because he's not doing anything!" call I hear all the time.
In Alabama, Sessions was known for working his cases under the radar and not going public until he had an indictment or was ready to charge someone.
Many on this site want him to start arresting people and putting them in jail. If it were so easy. I think with time, many of these people will be charged and some will do prison time. But these thing take time if the charges are to stick. These people will lawyer up and try to spin a different story than the IG.
If Trump wanted Sessions gone he would have fired hime before now. Trump is not shy about getting rid of people that don't work out. This trait, makes me believe there is something else going on besides
I think Sessions and Trump are working together to spring a trap on the guilty parties when they are identified by the IG's full report.
Bradmans argument is that since mccabe was fired for “lack of candor UNDER OATH “ that proves that he testified for a prosecutor before a grand jury, this proving that the IG is working with a prosecutor.
Anyone with a brain, however, knows that criminal investigations run by an IG can take depositions and affidavits under oath. So Bradman is basing his entire premise on an incorrect statement of fact. This of course is not unusal for bradman aka sundance. His convoluted theories are usuall based on some trivial, perhaps mistaken, notion.
If you comment on bradmans lack of logic, or his repeated mistakes, you will be swiftly be banned from his site, Conservative Treehouse. The Cult of Sundance does not allow for any contrary opinions to that of the Great One.
I think Sessions and Trump are working together to spring a trap on the guilty parties when they are identified by the IG’s full report. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Sessions has not removed Obama appointees who are weaponized against America, not just Trump. They are essentially political animals pursuing radical Alinsky politics, including strategic leaking. If Sessions were doing as you say, then we would know about it.
I hope you are right though, but Sessions is a “collegial” prosecutor, but collegiality no longer can apply in working with weaponized Obama appointees, who are engaged in what is essentially espionage against the Trump administration.
Sessions needs to be replaced by someone who will clean up the DOJ and the FBI. These political appointee liberal fascists have to go.
When he gets fired, does that mean his whole staff goes with him? The reason I am asking is, do they have to turn in their computers and paper work also, since they will no longer be working for him.?
Yep, it’s the hugeness of it that worries me most. I think the legal arguments will basically make themselves, but getting it all framed right and rolling things out in the right sequence and managing the narrative so the media/Democrats can’t make the public miss the forest for the trees — that stuff is going to take major planning and strategic forethought. It reminds me of planning the D-day invasion or something.
McCabe also testified under oath to Congress, in a classified comittee session, behind closed doors. For hours. And he emerged pissed off and drenched with sweat.
But pissed off and drenched with sweat is kinda his trademark.
Still, my first thought was he lied during that interrogation. There were several reliable postings right after that he did lie.
Yeah, Bradman is great at pulling together information. Brilliant, even. But his conclusions are hit and miss. Plenty of misses. And his predictions are flat out unreliable. And yes, he bans people fast and frequently for disagreeing with him. His site, his rules, no issue here. Lots of people are unaware he was a die hard Hillary guy. Had a previous website before the election that basically kissed her enormous stinky behind. Shudder.
But man his sycophant chorus commenters make me throw up in my mouth a little sometimes.
“Oh Sundance! Where would we be without you!!!” *kiss kiss*
Puke.
And now he’s come right out and says Sessions is doing the 3-D chess stuff via secret prosecutor guy, and he will issue indictments shortly. Okaaaay...right.
I honestly wish it is true.
I completely concur with your thoughts. Could not have said it better myself.
Which would be in line with Sessions style. He's not loud and showy. But he is meticulous and thorough.
You assume in your comment that Sessions needs to be replaced with someone who will clean up the DOJ and FBI.
I think you are mistaken about Sessions and what he is doing. He will be the one that will go after Comey, Mueller, and the rest of the Obama corrupt bunch when the time comes. After the IG report is released. After the investigations are completed and recommendations made. Then and only then will Sessions be able start charging, indicting and prosecuting these criminals.
But he won't do these things haphazardly or based on political observers demanding that he do something before the evidence is collected and witness statements are given.
The entire article is very informative.
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Hey *sswipe, I DON'T KNOW HOW TO POST THERE AND NEVER HAVE POSTED THERE. Get a life.
I'd like to post there but haven't yet.
Now ... ST*U.
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