To: McQ444
Right, she signed a warrant authorizing surveillance on a presidential campaign without reading it. Complete BS! She read it and wanted get Trump, just like the rest of them. But ether way, criminal incompetence requires prosecution the same way criminal corruption does.
6 posted on
02/09/2019 10:49:00 AM PST by
JoSixChip
(He is Batman!)
To: JoSixChip
Right. In this situation which would you rather — admit to a potential corruption felony, or merely incompetence? She’s clearly opted for the latter.
14 posted on
02/09/2019 10:52:00 AM PST by
Tallguy
To: JoSixChip
Right, she signed a warrant authorizing surveillance on a presidential campaign without reading it. Complete BS! She read it and wanted get Trump, Yup.
To: JoSixChip
31 posted on
02/09/2019 11:09:52 AM PST by
vpintheak
(Stop making stupid people famous!)
To: JoSixChip
criminal incompetence requires prosecution the same way criminal corruption does. She gave her honest confession under pretext of ignorance.
33 posted on
02/09/2019 11:13:44 AM PST by
aspasia
To: JoSixChip
Right, she signed a warrant authorizing surveillance on a presidential campaign without reading it. Complete BS! She read it and wanted get Trump, just like the rest of them. But other way, criminal incompetence requires prosecution the same way criminal corruption does.You're spot on and nicely stated.
35 posted on
02/09/2019 11:18:18 AM PST by
EMI_Guy
("You have to slow down to go fast." - Kenny Roberts)
To: JoSixChip
Yeah I don’t believe she didn’t read it for a second. That had to be the most interesting document to cross her desk in a long long time, and government workers do nothing but cover their own behinds. The statement that she signed off on something of this magnitude without understanding what it was is ludicrous and perjurious.
39 posted on
02/09/2019 11:24:18 AM PST by
thoughtomator
(Nobody is coming to save the day)
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