Posted on 10/09/2019 1:43:46 PM PDT by Red Badger
And if it took 18 days to file, it obviously wasn’t “urgent”, so why did Atkinson deem it so?
Does Shiff have a report of Obama’s wiretaps on all that Trump does in real time?
This reminds me of the gangster movie, Interview with a Hitman. The mob puts listening devices in every hotels to find someone to compromise.
Most straightforward explanation: It took 18 days for Adam Schiff’s team to help prepare the complaint.
“I ran out of gas! I got a flat tire! I didn’t have change for cab fare! I lost my tux at the cleaners! I locked my keys in the car! An old friend came in from out of town! Someone stole my car! There was an earthquake! A terrible flood! Locusts! IT WASN’T MY FAULT, I SWEAR TO GOD!”
Good question....................
The dog ate my calendar!........................
Spot on!
Read the transcript of the call here. Proves this “whisteblower” to be another clown show without a hint of a shred of a notion of credibility.
Shouldn’t be asking the IG, should be asking Pencil Neck on why his slothful staff took 18 days to write up a simple Whistle-blower complaint.
Lame reporting. First, it’s “Intelligence Community Inspector General,” who has nothing to do with any intelligence committee except communicative roles. It’s hard to rely on a report which can’t even understand who it’s referring to.
Secondly, 18 days hardly is meaningful. The very pretense of “whistle-blower” is that someone might be fearful of coming forward. Spending 18 days processing such a decision isn’t too damning.
On the other hand, we already KNOW why it really took 18 days: he had to meet with the evil Adam Schiff (not the one who worked for Fred Thompson, confusingly).
Pure laziness...................
What I want to know:
What was the sequence of events?
1) Change to whistle blower guidelines
2) Call to Ukraine
3) Filing of whistle blower complaint
OR
1) Call to Ukraine
2) Change to whistle blower guidelines
3) Filing of whistle blower complaint
The dog ate my complaint.
“It is still unclear why it took the whistleblower 18 days to report such an allegedly egregious abuse of presidential power.”
I’m sure it was a difficult decision for the whistleblower. He/she/it probably struggled for days on end trying to reach an appropriate choice. As a loyal American they, no doubt, found it extremely difficult to turn on a duly elected President. Finally, after many long soul-searching nights and much prayer, they choose to support freedom, truth, apple pie and the American way.
Oops...forgot the BARF alert.
Maybe they could subpoena Rose Mary Woods...
The number 18 is ironic.
WHO “INSPECTS” THE INSPECTORS GENERAL?
18 day gap? Ask Rose Mary Woods.
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