Memo looks like a nothing burger... Read it here

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Good comment on that:

"The Dem response doesn’t even matter.

The Nunes memo is a piece of propaganda created strictly for #StateTV
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fans.

It could be 5 blank pieces of paper & it wouldn’t matter.

Trump voters will believe it’s reason to support Trump’s Saturday Night Massacre.

Propaganda works."

We had a savage bear on the major indexes. Easy trading but uncommon day.
 
that is why I am asking for what they think.

I am not seeing anything besides perhaps an attempt to do the equivalent of sourcing a dossier on clinton.

Not sure how you could think doing what Papadouplous did was not OK while thinking that it was OK for Clinton and the FBI to fund Steele colluding with Russians was OK.

here is a timeline... Papadopoulis did not talk to fbi until feb 2017.

latimes.com/politics/la-na-timeline-george-papadopoulos-indictment-20171030-htmlstory.html


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He supposedly provided some info in July 2016.
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futurecurrents said:
Behind the memo: The only way to get rid of special counsel Robert Mueller is to get rid of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, and President Trump needs a reason to do so.

Nunes has long been working on this narrative that the FBI probe is illegitimate. The suspect memo is his latest trick. The memo is expected to be released through an obscure provision of House rules. It will not contain any of the documents submitted to the court to verify its accuracy. That’s because FISA court proceedings are classified to protect intelligence-gathering techniques and undercover operatives. Is there, for example, other incriminating evidence about Page that justified the warrant? It’s all very cynical.

But it’s really much more nefarious.

Trump fired FBI Director James Comey and replaced him with Wray because he didn’t think Comey was loyal. Now Wray is threatening to resign. The FISA court application was reportedly signed by Rod Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general who appointed Mueller. Trump wants Mueller fired, but Rosenstein is standing in the way. So the only way to get rid of Mueller is to get rid of Rosenstein, and Trump needs a reason to do so. Voila, a memo!

The fog is real, but the picture is clear.


https://www.newsday.com/opinion/editorial/release-the-memo-implications-mueller-1.16482958
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Trump wants to get rid of Mueller because he believes that a witchhunt was launched by people in the fbi/other intel upon bogus information provided via the Clinton opposition team and collusion between the fbi and the aforementioned Clinton team.

And, just coincidently there is plenty of evidence that everything he is pissed about is actually true.

So, yeh, no doubt Trump wants Mueller close up shop and stop trying to jail his kids as an output of Hillary Clinton and the FBI swamp colluding.

Imagine that.

Having said that, I don't believe that Trump will fire Mueller or work it via someone else, and I think Mueller's investigation will run for at least another year or maybe he will find it helpful to do a dump right before the midterms, but he is not going anywhere soon. As I have posted many times before, he is a retired guy who wants back in the action. He applied for Comey's job but he did not get it and soon reappeared as special counsel. He had gone into obscurity and now he is the most closely watched person in DC, so why would he leave. It's not like he has anything else to do. And he would be double-dipping, collecting his government pension and also getting pay for his active position if he is contracted. The length of the investigation will be determined by how long he wants to hang around. He was given a full, unlimited witchhunter license. Too bad we could not get one of those appointed for Hillary and the FBI before the midterms when the repub will lose seats to make it happen.
 
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futurecurrents said:
Behind the memo: The only way to get rid of special counsel Robert Mueller is to get rid of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, and President Trump needs a reason to do so.

Nunes has long been working on this narrative that the FBI probe is illegitimate. The suspect memo is his latest trick. The memo is expected to be released through an obscure provision of House rules. It will not contain any of the documents submitted to the court to verify its accuracy. That’s because FISA court proceedings are classified to protect intelligence-gathering techniques and undercover operatives. Is there, for example, other incriminating evidence about Page that justified the warrant? It’s all very cynical.

But it’s really much more nefarious.

Trump fired FBI Director James Comey and replaced him with Wray because he didn’t think Comey was loyal. Now Wray is threatening to resign. The FISA court application was reportedly signed by Rod Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general who appointed Mueller. Trump wants Mueller fired, but Rosenstein is standing in the way. So the only way to get rid of Mueller is to get rid of Rosenstein, and Trump needs a reason to do so. Voila, a memo!

The fog is real, but the picture is clear.


https://www.newsday.com/opinion/editorial/release-the-memo-implications-mueller-1.16482958
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The one decision I am so thankful Trump made is hiring Jeff Sessions.If he had picked Giuliani,Christie etc they would not have recused themselves and there would be no Mueller investigation.And a Democrat took his seat in The Senate.


Wray might be a good Trump decision as well.
 
Tony Stark said:
The one decision I am so thankful Trump made is hiring Jeff Sessions.If he had picked Giuliani,Christie etc there would not have recused themselves and there would be no Mueller investigation.And a Democrat took his seat in The Senate.


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I do wonder what the little morons like Treefrog (& whichever of their aliases Poindexter is) are pondering :) It is way out of their depth so probably just staring up wide eyed hoping the best for their boss.

 
Tony Stark said:
The one decision I am so thankful Trump made is hiring Jeff Sessions.If he had picked Giuliani,Christie etc they would not have recused themselves and there would be no Mueller investigation.And a Democrat took his seat in The Senate.


Wray might be a good Trump decision as well.
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The Mueller investigation may not be around soon.
 
Snarkhund said:
Nothing burger?

Hardly. The memo shows just how a liberal administration colluded with a liberal presidential candidate to use federal agencies to overthrow an election. Its a coup attempt, no less.

Contrary to popular belief the USA does have sedition laws on the books and this is precisely what they were intended to deal with.
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And they did all that and NEVER leaked this information during the election.

Yes, Trump and his campaign engaged in treason and should be hung on the streets for it.
 
gwb-trading said:
You quote one line while ignoring the most important facts in the memo and the context.

This telling paragraph demonstrates the misbehavior of the government officials and defines the problem in this situation...

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Bullshit

There were SEVEN extensions of Page's surveillance, to say that dossier led to all that is dishonest

And even if it was the dossier. so fucking what? Carter Page has proven to be a spy and that means the dossier was right, who cares who paid for it? If during an election campaign, your opponent researches you and finds you that you committed murder in the past and reports it to the authorities, that's illegal?
 
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