Why haven’t cheating FBI lovebirds been fired yet?

New York Post ^ | April 4, 2018 | John Crudele

[Paulie]

Don’t you find it hard to breathe with your head up your ass all the time?

[TexasGator]

You don’t understand 3-d chess ...

[lodi90]

I have been coming to this site for over 20 years and I’ve never seen a larger collection of grumpy, cynical old men commenting on here in my life.

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And I’ve never seen so much blind sunshine pumping in my life in the face of a mountain of evidence and stonewalling from the Deep State.

The idea that the DOJ folks are enabling Mueller’s treasonous assaults in the AM and going MAGA mode after lunch is a gaslighting fairy tale. But do carry on with your wishful thinking if it makes you feel better.

[Nifster]

First line is the answer

[proust]

Those FBI files Hillary had must have had some major dirt on Sessions.

[editor-surveyor]

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How about 3D rape?
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[fella]

They have the files on all the big wheels.

[Bubba_Leroy]

Forget fired, why haven’t they been indicted yet?

I want to see some deep state perp walks.

[bmwcyle]

bingo

[Sloane_Ranger]

“I’ve never seen a larger collection of grumpy, cynical old men”

LOL....well put.

BTW, has anybody seen or heard from Peter Strzok, Lisa Page, Bruse Ohr, James Baker or Bill Piestap ?

Any TV interviews. CNN...MSNBC ?? Any NYT opeds...WaPo opinion pieces ?

No ??

But, we have definitely heard from Andrew McCabe and James Comey.

What is the obvious difference between the 2 groups ?

[Rurudyne]

Arkancide: it’s like a mob hit only the press and law enforcement help cover it up.

[Safetgiver]

I read before that they were NOT lovers. That lie was to merely cover up in the FBI the numerous emails they were sending. In my time in LE, if an FBI agent, ATF agent, ad infinitum were romantically involved, ‘bye bye both of you’.

[Red Badger]

There’s money to be made.........................

[Gratia]

“It has to be the most documented love affair in history. What did they send each other? Something like 50,000 texts? The most laughable part is that they actually thought those texts would always remain private.”

Can you cite a single message indicating a romantic relationship?

Or can anyone cite ANY evidence that they had a romantic relationship?

[ImJustAnotherOkie]

Maybe they are now Trannies. Transitioning from Love Birds to Song Birds.

[Osage Orange]

ROFLOL!!!

[Beagle8U]

You can now buy anything and everything at Walmart.com, so your credit card wouldn’t very limited.

Walmart.com is a much better deal than amazon because you don’t pay any membership fees and Walmart.com is always free shipping.

[UCANSEE2]

BTW, who is Lisa Page's husband and why hasn't he left her? I mean the whole world knows of her love affair with Strzok and read many of their many thousands of love note texts chock full of FBI corruption of the election process. Is Mr. Lisa Page the most cuckolded husband in history?

The simple answer to all your questions is that Strzok and Page were not having an adulterous affair.

That RUMOR was spewed by the media based on insider FBI info. Which was as simple as a husband turning to his wife and saying "they were having an affair". It was designed to cover up the early admission that there were SO MANY text messages between the two.

Apparently it worked, as the public believes it, and as the article indicates they haven't been punished in any way for it.

[BeauBo]

"Sessions is just one big joke and I can not believe the folks in the Great State of Alabama knew he was this bad."

When Sessions was growing up in Alabama, the Democratic Party ran the State, and had corrupted the Government office holders to serve the interests of the Party. The KKK served as the feared terrorist arm of the Democratic Party. They were viewed as beyond the law, because corrupt local law enforcement, judges and politicians within the Democratic Party would (an did) cover up for them.

When Sessions became a prosecutor in Alabama, he continued to pursue a murder investigation into the second in command of the Alabama Klan (Henry Hays), after the FBI gave up on their investigation. His low-profile but relentless pursuit, and his innovative approach produced a conviction - and the death penalty. This trial was the basis used in civil proceedings to bankrupt the Alabama Klan.

When Sessions was later elected as State Attorney General, he followed up on the case, and saw to it that the sentence was carried out - execution in the electric chair on June 6, 1997. It was the only execution of a KKK member during the 20th century for the murder of an African-American.

Sessions was famously low profile during the investigation, which led to the nickname he earned - the Silent Executioner.

As Congress and many in the public were clamoring for action on Obama-era scandals, Sessions revealed nothing. We now know that he had investigations underway. Federal Prosecutor John Huber (a straight-laced Mormon, whose motto is "Be the hammer, not the nail") was assigned sometime before 13 November 2017, possibly in August. Sara Carter reported that the DOJ IG has already referred criminal charges, presumably to Huber. In Session's recent response to Congress, he used the plural, when stating that prosecutors had been assigned. Sara Carter has also reported that at least five FBI field offices are working related investigations.

There is a storm coming.

[Mears]

“Walmart.com is always free shipping.”

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Nope.

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