Senior FBI Official Caught for Leaking Confidential Court Material to Media...But There's a Catch

Townhall.com ^ | May 30, 2019 | Katie Pavlich

[JonPreston]

Not surprisingly, the individual was not prosecuted.

Trust the plan.

[I want the USA back]

Democrat operatives who work in public offices have ready access to personal, private and sensitive information. There are many media types who would pay heavily for this information, whose source they gleefully cover up.

So, whenever a Republican runs for office, we hear that he had 20 unpaid parking tickets, but we are never told that this information came from some democrat working at the police station who has work access to that information. She is never found out, and never prosecuted.

[wastoute]

Any day now.

[Bonemaker]

What’s the point of investigating if it’s known up front there will be no prosecution?

[proust]

another day another bombshell and a tick tock!

[jazusamo]

What’s the point of investigating if it’s known up front there will be no prosecution?

Yep, it's pathetic.

[Para-Ord.45]

Yup.

Sessions white hat
boom boom boom

Sessions,in my opinion ,was the “insurance”
Evidence, Horowitz,Huber,Mueller.

[SERKIT]

So the OIG found all of this out - where do we go from here?

Perhaps those decision-makers who failed to prosecute are in legal jeopardy, too.

I can't see anyone shrugging their shoulders and agree that sure, all these rules and laws were violated, and no one was held responsible, so the OIG's work is done - then go deaf and mute.

What's to say a "new sheriff in town" will pick up where the IOG left off and actually prosecute? The OIG can't, but the AG can....and should.

[Lagmeister]

Mueller, media and Democrat reaction from yesterday was not about panic. It was able continuing to seize the day and continue with the plan. Even a statement out of the DOJ was feeble and generally unreported.

As long as our side is in the process of a never ending 'starting to investigate' then we continue to take a beating. No scalps... No indictments... nothing.

[taxcontrol]

The court of jurisdiction has the authority to fine / imprison for contempt. IOW, this does not need to go through the normal prosecution method.

[Maris Crane]

What is the catch?

[duckman]

“But there is a catch.” From the title.
Am I missing something but what is the catch? I read the article, can’t find it.

[jazusamo]

MAGA!

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[DLfromthedesert]

Jason Chaffetz has some articles about this on his Twitter page.

https://mobile.twitter.com/jasoninthehouse

[for-q-clinton]

Yep. Sessions is a traitor.

[jazusamo]

Bump!

[WASCWatch]

This was B.B. - Before Barr. McCabe is not out of the woods, yet. I think he will be prosecuted.

[JonPreston]

Sessions,in my opinion ,was the “insurance”

Without question.

Have the Embeds ever considered that Magoo wasn't simply a lucky break for DJT? I mean the deep state was running all sorts of human assets at his campaign in late '15 and '16. Why not a sitting Senator, given the likes of Republicans like McCain, Romney and Burr?

[cuban leaf]

Well, if we just now find out that someone was basically “caught” but not prosecuted, it means we can prosecute NOW, without worrying about double jeopardy. And for all we know, he’s singing like a bird right now to get a reduced sentence.