Posted on 05/16/2020 10:23:51 AM PDT by independentmind
This past week, Luke Rosiak reported for the Daily Caller News Foundation on a concern expressed by Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) about a 2012 motion before the FISA court to expand the sharing of intelligence collected under FISA authority. Gohmert’s concern is certainly an arresting one. He seems to hint, as quoted by Rosiak, that the motion’s real objective was somewhat buried by being inserted toward the end. And that probably isn’t an unfair reading.
But the motion, in hindsight, has plenty of sizzle to it simply on its face. It has the potential to explain a lot, and to have opened the door to a lot – a lot, that is, of what we have gotten whiffs of in the Russiagate saga.
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