House Intel Committee Releases Final Report on Active Russia Measures…

theconservativetreehouse.com ^ | 4/27/18 | sundance

[a little elbow grease]

There are some initially revealing aspects to the release including: revelations that DNI James Clapper was a leaker to CNN about the Steele Dossier content and Presidential Briefing [SEE HERE]; and that Former Dianne Feinstein staff raised $50 million after the election to continue funding Fusion-GPS and Christopher Steele …………

Also:

……………….. the revelations of Senator Dianne Feinstein participating in the overall post-election scheme to deploy the insurance policy [SEE HERE] do answer a nagging question that always seemed to lay quietly below the surface.

During 2016 Senator Feinstein was part of the Gang of Eight by way of her position as vice-chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee. It always seemed odd that Feinstein gave up that position immediately following the 2016 presidential election.

There was something about Feinstein’s abdication that appeared to be a move to diminish risk. With the discovery that her top staff was actually involved in close coordination with Fusion-GPS, Christopher Steele and the advancement of the Russian conspiracy/collusion narrative, Feinstein’s move to create distance after the election makes sense.

[a little elbow grease]

Interesting .......

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"Former Dianne Feinstein staff raised $50 million after the election to continue funding Fusion-GPS and Christopher Steele …………"

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What a dog.

[Sacajaweau]

Clapper was a leaker. IIRC, he's the one that told Comey to show the dossier to Trump. I'm sure there were instructions.

Here's something from Comey's memos that really upset me. It referred to his first meeting with Trump.

"I then executed the session exactly as I had planned."

Looks like he had a plan to "blackmail" the President from the beginning.

About this loyalty thing...Comey said: "Obama and Holder were quite close."

[a little elbow grease]

Here's something from Comey's memos that really upset me. It referred to his first meeting with Trump.

"I then executed the session exactly as I had planned."

Looks like he had a plan to "blackmail" the President from the beginning.

About this loyalty thing...Comey said: "Obama and Holder were quite close."

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It was very ugly what they did. Ugly acts by ugly people.

[Logical me]

How do we go after the variety of these criminals? Only way I can see is a Special Counsel to be able to reach all that we know so far.

[a little elbow grease]

From the comments section:

motreehouse says:

April 27, 2018 at 5:31 pm

The Clown Brennan is receiving a heavy dose of Truth in the comments to the following tweet:

https://twitter.com/JohnBrennan/status/989889346131161091

[ptsal]

Fifty million represents a hunk of change....

Good thing her hubby got flush on the sale of the post office buildings.
/sarc

[M Kehoe]

Good afternoon.

“Looks like he had a plan to “blackmail” the President from the beginning.”

I’m not sure if it was an attempt at blackmail, extortion or a frame up.

Imho, it is either sedition or treason.

And I want grand juries, indictments, trials, convictions and gallows.

5.56mm

[piasa]

Check it out, big Democrat fundraiser/donor is distancing himself from Feinstein, my guess is he knows that she is vulnerable due to involvement in the coup plot and wants a candidate that’s not got a heap of overdue justice hanging over his head :

Steyer Endorses Feinstein’s Primary Challenger in California Senate Race
by MarvinStinson · 14 replies
freebeacon ^ | April 18, 2018 | Haris Alic
The widening chasm between progressive and establishment Democrats in California was exemplified this week by an endorsement from liberal billionaire and environmentalist Tom Steyer. Steyer waded into California Senate race Wednesday to endorse Kevin de León, the primary challenger to Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D., Calif.), according to the Los Angeles Times. ...

[Hotlanta Mike]

RELEASE:
Rep. Meadows’ Statement on Intelligence Committee Report

Washington, D.C. – Rep. Mark Meadows (R-NC) released the following statement on the Intelligence Committee findings in the investigation of “collusion” between the Trump campaign and Russia:

“From day one, the ‘Russian collusion’ investigation into the Trump campaign was an empty case. It is a house built on sand.

The Intelligence Committee report confirms—as we’ve known for nearly a year—there is no evidence of any collusion. The stark lack of evidence raises serious concerns as to whether there was any legitimate foundation to begin an investigation in the first place. And, perhaps most troubling, we now know more information about the nefarious role the Clinton campaign and Obama intelligence officials appeared to have played in using the “salacious and unverified” Russian dossier to both spy on the Trump campaign and to leak unfounded allegations to the media. There is far more evidence of wrongdoing on the part of James Comey, James Clapper, and the Obama Justice Department than there ever has been in the collusion case.

Bottom line: it is time for the special counsel investigation to end. Robert Mueller must wrap this up and bring it to a close. It is time to put the focus back on what’s actually important in America.”

https://meadows.house.gov/news/documentsingle.aspx?DocumentID=891

[Hotlanta Mike]

Robert Barnes
@Barnes_Law

While it is rare, and should be limited in its use, @jaketapper may want to lawyer-up: journalists are not exempt from criminal prosecution under the Espionage Act. Indeed, it appears what @jaketapper did is worse than what his CIA allies said Assange should go to prison for.

3:13 PM - 27 Apr 2018

https://twitter.com/Barnes_Law/status/989990839307849729

[a little elbow grease]

Fifty million represents a hunk of change....

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Yes it is.