Posted on 10/01/2019 2:48:17 PM PDT by janetjanet998
The unusual nature and timing – during a congressional recess – of the briefing suggest it may be connected to a recent intelligence community whistleblower allegation which describes, in part, the State Department’s role in coordinating interactions between Rudy Giuliani, the president’s personal attorney, and Ukrainian officials.
Or it could be about Biden’s pay to play scheme.
Obama guy
Steve A. Linick serves as the Inspector General of the Department of State. In 2013, he was nominated by the President of the United States[1] and confirmed by the United States Senate.[2]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_A._Linick
Another dose of a dosier full of darier?
My gut says...Sounds like Congress has overplayed their hand ans may not be entitled to everything they’re asking for.
He’s an Obama deep-stater.
Sounds like a scripted hit.
Is President Trump out of the country tomorrow?
Anything state does screws Trump.
from a few days ago
Kyle Griffin
@kylegriffin1
Inbox: Sen. Kamala Harris has sent a letter to Steve Linick, Inspector General for the Department of State, demanding he investigate whether any Department of State officials enabled Rudy Giuliani to advance political activities on behalf of President Trump.
4:35 PM · Sep 26, 2019·Twitter for iPhone
The rat bastard media is desperately trying to create Russian Collusion 2, but like most sequels, it’s never as good as the 1st, and the 1st sucked.
Where was the State Department’s inspector general during the Obama administration?
I know you’re joking because the guy is an obama crony
Or are we getting back to 6D chess here?
Let’s just let it play out
Is Paul Ryan still running the Republicans in the Congress? Kevin McCarthy has shown me nothing! Why isn’t he demanding to interview gossip whisperer? Why is he demanding to talk to Hunter Biden?
FYI: office of legal adviser
Our Mission
The Office of the Legal Adviser furnishes advice on all legal issues, domestic and international, arising in the course of the Department’s work. This includes assisting Department principals and policy officers in formulating and implementing the foreign policies of the United States, and promoting the development of international law and its institutions as a fundamental element of those policies. The Office is organized to provide direct legal support to the Department of State’s various bureaus, including both regional and geographic offices (those which focus on specific areas of the world) and functional offices (those which deal with specific subject matters such as economics and business, international environmental and scientific issues, or internal management).
https://www.state.gov/bureaus-offices/bureaus-and-offices-reporting-directly-to-the-secretary/office-of-the-legal-adviser/
On his knees??? Just askin’...
If state is getting criticized for doing their function (slim chance that it may be) maybe state is going to bite back.
He would not be doing this without Pompeo’s permission.
The coverage suggests Giuliani reached out to new Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s team this summer solely because he wanted to get dirt on possible Trump 2020 challenger Joe Biden and his son Hunter’s business dealings in that country.
Politics or law could have been part of Giuliani’s motive, and neither would be illegal.
But there is a missing part of the story that the American public needs in order to assess what really happened: Giuliani’s contact with Zelensky adviser and attorney Andrei Yermak this summer was encouraged and facilitated by the U.S. State Department.
Why would Ukraine want to talk to Giuliani, and why would the State Department be involved in facilitating it? According to interviews with more than a dozen Ukrainian and U.S. officials, Ukraine’s government under recently departed President Petro Poroshenko and, now, Zelensky has been trying since summer 2018 to hand over evidence about the conduct of Americans they believe might be involved in violations of U.S. law during the Obama years.
The coup plotters won’t stop until traitors end up in jail or voting moves from the ballot box to other alternatives.
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