Posted on 08/08/2017 7:35:56 AM PDT by Mr. Mojo
Emails from a reporter for the New York Times to government employees obtained exclusively by Breitbart News demonstrate that the newspapers employees are not just on the receiving end of leaks, but are actually soliciting government employees to become leakers. Whats more, the emails demonstrate the Times colluded with the president of government union to encourage and solicit these leakssomething that may become highly problematic for both institutions.
The revelation of these emails comes as President Donald Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions crack down on leakers. It also comes as EPA administrator Scott Pruitt, the former attorney general of Oklahoma, has emerged as one of the most successful cabinet-level officials in the Trump administration, and Trumps political enemies throughout the left and media aim at targeting Pruitt.
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Hmm sounds like Spying
isnt soliciting to commit a felony a crime in and of itself
exactly what use is JEFF SESSIONS....
i mean we have the clinton e-mail scandal.... nothing
clinton foundations scandal .... nothing
the awan/schultz spy ring scandal.... nothing
comey felonies.... mc cabe crimes .... mueller crimes.... NOTHING...
SEEMS sessions has a NO SHOW JOB.....
come on Jeff get off yor ass and get going
Maybe AG Sessions will respond to a pink slip.
We have a shot at the AG cleaning house on leaks like this if he will use the RICO law. Clearly there is an admitted conspiracy between two or more people to obtain classified and other information for personal or corporate gain by publishing the material.
You will only have to use the RICO law once or twice for the leaks and the publishers of leaks to stop leaking classified information.
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