(CNSNews.com) – “This has been obviously the worst year of my life,” Lisa Page said in her closed-door testimony before a joint hearing of the House Judiciary and Oversight Committees last July. “And certainly, if I had this to do over again, I wouldn’t write this shit down in my personal – in a work-related text message. But we have not been treated fairly,” she said.
Ranking member Doug Collins (R-Ga.) released the entire transcript of Page’s testimony on Tuesday, and much of that testimony focused on the text messages Page exchanged with Peter Strzok on her FBI-issued cell phone. The two were engaged in an extra-marital affair, and both of them were involved in the FBI’s Hillary Clinton email investigation, and immediately afterward, the Trump-Russia investigation. Some of their text messages display support for Clinton and hostility for Trump.
Asked by a Democrat committee staffer if there was anything she would like to say for the record, Page wept, then said:
" I have unquestionably made mistakes, but those mistakes reflect my personal life and having bad judgment. But we have both been committed to the defense of this country for our entire careers, both of us (referring to Strzok). So we have been caught up in politics, and I understand that that happens, and certainly, if I had this to do over again, I wouldn’t write this shit down in my personal – in a work-related text message. But we have not been treated fairly."
"What matters is our actions. Our personal views, regardless of what they are, are irrelevant. What matters is what we do. And over and over and over again, there is absolutely nothing that anyone can point to to suggest that we ever..." (Excerpt) Read more at cnsnews.com ...
WOW...SO MUCH FOR REMORSE.
Straight from the unethical “it’s not illegal if you don’t get caught’ school of thought.
Fairly? FAIRLY?
Sweetheart if I had anything to say about it, you and your partner would have stopped kicking at the bottom of the rope a LONG time ago....