John Durham review 'due to be completed sometime this summer,' Jim Jordan says

washington examiner ^ | 3/12/2020 | daniel Chaitin

[bitt]

A key ally of President Trump offered a clue about when U.S. Attorney John Durham could complete his inquiry into the origins of the Russia investigation.

Rep. Jim Jordan, an Ohio Republican, told colleagues during a House Rules Committee meeting on Tuesday that the review is expected to end sometime starting in June.

“His investigation is due to be completed sometime this summer," Jordan said.

He mentioned it after Rep. Michael Burgess, a Republican from Texas, asked whether "anybody is going to be accountable now," referring to the “significant errors or omissions” the Justice Department inspector general found in the Justice Department's and the FBI’s use of British ex-spy Christopher Steele’s dossier when pursuing Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrants to wiretap onetime Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.

[NormsRevenge]

Oh Goody!! More big fat NothingBurgers for everyone!!

[Bob Ireland]

***John Durham review 'due to be completed sometime this summer,' Jim Jordan says***

From late Spring to sometime this summer - hopefully this year! {Hey, JD, couldn't we have just one little indictment this month? Just one?}

[SkyPilot]

I'll wait with baited breath.

[Vermont Lt]

No kidding.

Nothing will happen. Period. It’s as if the republicans don’t want to win.

[M Kehoe]

Hi.

If there are no indictments of the known coup plotters or their conspirators, then the DOJ and FBI are still corrupt and need house cleaning.

5.56mm

[newfreep]

The required “house cleaning” may get a bit “dynamic...if all else fails.

[M Kehoe]

Hi.

Hope you are doing well.

“Dynamic” and very “dramatic.”

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[stylin19a]

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Rep. Jim Jordan, an Ohio Republican, told colleagues during a House Rules Committee meeting on Tuesday that the review is expected to end sometime starting in June.

“His investigation is due to be completed sometime this summer," Jordan said.

Investigation is the only thing in quotes. which is it? a review or an investigation?

[xzins]

My memory says there's a rule or law that prevents any kind of release within 60 or 90 days of an election. I think I remember Comey getting grief for when he released info on Hillary as much as for how he released it. My memory could be wrong. I ain't getting any younger.

90 days before a November election is the beginning of August. If we don't see something by then from Durham, we won't see it until after the election.

They'll drag it out until then, imho, so they can see who wins. If it isn't President Trump, then we'll never see it.