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DOJ Reneges Commitment to Provide Trump Russia Docs to Congress
Sara Carter.com ^ | June 8, 2018 | Sara Carter

Posted on 06/08/2018 12:20:35 PM PDT by detective

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To: Bullish

“Jeff Sessions is worthless putz.”

Might as well still have Lynch and Comey running things.


41 posted on 06/08/2018 1:39:34 PM PDT by Bonemaker (invictus maneo)
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To: NEMDF
"I agree that this is unacceptable, and for Congress to allow it to continue just encourages more of the behavior, less cooperation, less expectation of integrity in the process."

I agree that it is unacceptable, but the reneging is a good thing. The more times they pull this stuff, the more credibility they lose.

42 posted on 06/08/2018 1:56:12 PM PDT by Wonder Warthog (The Hog of Steel and NRA Life Member)
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To: Buckeye McFrog

It is becoming more obvious with every passing day. Can you imagine accepting AG job with the most critical investigation coming up and recusing himself within hours of being confirmed?

You gotta remember, the Trump agenda (immigration, fair trade, gov’t healthcare) is directly opposite of the Bushes, Reagan and all other prominent republicans. They do not want him to succeed because it destroys their brand.


43 posted on 06/08/2018 1:57:50 PM PDT by entropy12 (1 Mil Daca is the shining object to hide 30 mil low quality LEGAL immigrants in last 25 years)
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To: zeestephen

+1,000,000


44 posted on 06/08/2018 1:59:13 PM PDT by entropy12 (1 Mil Daca is the shining object to hide 30 mil low quality LEGAL immigrants in last 25 years)
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To: Alberta's Child

“....today’s indictment of a Senate staffer for leaking information to the media actually reinforces the DOJ’s stance”

This abject stonewalling from the DOJ is just not consistent with the behavior of bad guys trying to outrun the keystone cops - scattering furniture and trash barrels behind them to trip up the posse - head faking one way but slipping through a back alley in the other direction.

No, this behavior is looking more and more like the DOJ has a legitimate justification for not sharing at this time - they are behaving like they know they have an iron clad “get out of jail free” card.

This whole thing reminds me of the movies where the hero cops (Nunes, Meadows, Jordan) track the killers down and go in for the bust, only to find they nearly ruined eighteen months of undercover work designed to lure in the big fish.


45 posted on 06/08/2018 2:06:38 PM PDT by enumerated
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To: detective

I can’t even imagine what they must be hiding.


46 posted on 06/08/2018 2:15:25 PM PDT by Jim Noble (The more you tighten your grip, the more star systems will slip through your fingers)
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To: Alberta's Child
Interestingly, today’s indictment of a Senate staffer for leaking information to the media actually reinforces the DOJ’s stance here.

No it doesn't.

47 posted on 06/08/2018 2:29:00 PM PDT by FreeReign
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To: FreeReign
Yes, it does.

You're going to come here on FR and tell me with a straight face that turning over documents with sensitive and/or damaging information to a Congressional body where almost half the members are Democrats is a good idea?

Go back and remember what happened with Diane Feinstein and the closed-door Steele dossier testimony about six months ago.

48 posted on 06/08/2018 2:36:13 PM PDT by Alberta's Child ("I saw a werewolf drinking a pina colada at Trader Vic's.")
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To: enumerated

I agree with you. Not sure what it means, but it seems like Nunes has been quiet as of late.


49 posted on 06/08/2018 2:37:45 PM PDT by Alberta's Child ("I saw a werewolf drinking a pina colada at Trader Vic's.")
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To: enumerated
No, this behavior is looking more and more like the DOJ has a legitimate justification for not sharing at this time - they are behaving like they know they have an iron clad “get out of jail free” card. This whole thing reminds me of the movies where the hero cops (Nunes, Meadows, Jordan) track the killers down and go in for the bust, only to find they nearly ruined eighteen months of undercover work designed to lure in the big fish.

This isn't a movie, this is real life.

Sessions is recused. Rosenstein is in charge. Rosenstein is as much Deep State as is Adam Shiff on the committee. Rosenstein isn't protecting us from Adam Shiff, he is partnering with Adam Shiff to obstruct justice.

Congress has the Constitutional authority to oversee the DOJ. Rosenstein should release the docs.

50 posted on 06/08/2018 2:39:00 PM PDT by FreeReign
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To: detective

DOJ wants a briefing so they can selectively leak the bad news and then make appear congress can’t be trusted.


51 posted on 06/08/2018 2:40:07 PM PDT by IamConservative (Suppose you were an idiot. And suppose you were a member of Congress. But I repeat myself.)
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To: Alberta's Child
You're going to come here on FR and tell me with a straight face that turning over documents with sensitive and/or damaging information to a Congressional body where almost half the members are Democrats is a good idea?

You're going to come here on FR and tell me with a straight face that Rod Rosenstein isn't Deep State and isn't on the same side as Adam Shiff?

52 posted on 06/08/2018 2:41:17 PM PDT by FreeReign
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To: IamConservative
That's why it's important for the unredacted documents to be revealed to Congress and to the general public at the same time.

Let's put on our thinking caps for a moment, folks. Based on what we know now, and the circumstances as they stand now, what is the best way this could possibly happen?

HINT: Having the DOJ turn the documents over to Congress is one of the worst ways this could unfold.

53 posted on 06/08/2018 2:49:17 PM PDT by Alberta's Child ("I saw a werewolf drinking a pina colada at Trader Vic's.")
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To: FreeReign

I have no idea, and neither do you.


54 posted on 06/08/2018 2:50:20 PM PDT by Alberta's Child ("I saw a werewolf drinking a pina colada at Trader Vic's.")
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To: Alberta's Child
It's you who needs to put your "thinking cap" on.

The documents were created by the Deep State. They were created by Comey's FBI and Lynch's DOJ. And Deep State Rosenstein still controls the documents. They already know what's in them. Giving the documents to Congress won't give the bad guys any more information than they already have.

Giving the documents to Congress, gives information about the Deep State to the number of folks on the committees who are the good guys.

And Congress has the Constitutional authority to get the documents.

55 posted on 06/08/2018 3:05:58 PM PDT by FreeReign
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To: FreeReign
Congress already knows what's in them, too. The only reason to ask for them is to: (1) make them public, or (2) hide them from the public while giving members of Congress the ability to make up sh!t about what's in them without making them public.

Does this seem like sound logic?

56 posted on 06/08/2018 3:13:56 PM PDT by Alberta's Child ("I saw a werewolf drinking a pina colada at Trader Vic's.")
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To: Alberta's Child

If the DOJ can do as it pleases without external control, you have to ask, “Was haben wir hier, die Geheimstaatspolizei?”


57 posted on 06/08/2018 3:35:10 PM PDT by pt17
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To: FreeReign

“This isn’t a movie, this is real life.”

Really? I didn’t know that... /s

You Sessions haters can mock all you want - but there’s good stuff happening at the DOJ. Sessions’ recusal isn’t as big a deal as you think. Jeff Sessions is not as sleepy as you think. Rosenstien, Mueller and other agents for the deep state do not have the kind of upper hand in the DOJ that you think they have. They are being easily flipped because there is no honor among thieves.

When I turn out to be right about this, I bet you all try to sweep this disgusting Sessions blame campaign under the rug like it never happened.


58 posted on 06/08/2018 3:36:04 PM PDT by enumerated
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To: Bullish

Beyond a putz, he’s a worthless pos human being.


59 posted on 06/08/2018 3:41:36 PM PDT by Fledermaus (AG Sessions is a liberal tool. Huge mistake. Fire him Mr. President.)
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To: detective

Tweet to @realdonaldtrump something like this:
@realDonaldTrump Grateful for all you’re doing. But this BS at the DOJ has GOT to stop. It’s your DOJ... do something! #TiredOfWaitingDOJ


60 posted on 06/08/2018 3:47:13 PM PDT by theoldmarine (Revival, America's only real hope!)
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