There are 1.2m pages of supporting docs from which the short Nunes memo is drawn.
The last thing anyone wants to do is half-assedly rush this out with a “See? Gotcha!” only to have many of the pages they didn’t read appear and the Ds say, “This completely contradicts that, hence the whole doc is unreliable.”
Also, there are names of allied, friendly agents who must be redacted. There are names of OUR friendly witnesses who must be redacted throughout all 1.2m pages.
I defer to your knowledge of the situation. I would hope that the four page summary takes in to account that the names of people who might key would not be released. Great care must be taken to protect the good guys.
“There are 1.2m pages of supporting docs from which the short Nunes memo is drawn.”
Are you sure about that. I thought the 1.2M pages were associated with the OIG report?
The last thing anyone wants to do is half-assedly rush this out with a “See? Gotcha!” only to have many of the pages they didn’t read appear and the Ds say, “This completely contradicts that, hence the whole doc is unreliable.”
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Exactly!
Interesting perspective from you.
Personally, I don't really give a damn about "friendly" witnesses or hostile ones either for that matter. What it really all boils down to for me at the moment is the question of exactly who it is that owns our government. If it's we, the people, then we have a right to information to determine exactly how criminal our government has become. I really don't care about who is embarrassed by any of this. Let the chips fall all over the freaking place. Publish the lot of it, and we will make our own assessment. Screw these people who think they are our lords and masters. I mean really. Screw them all.
Congress never got those. Only ~1,000 or so per Mark Meadows. DOJ still holding out, which is allowing Democrats to claim Nunes hasn't yet seen the actual documents the report is supposedly based on.