houag80 said:

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Hillary's post election night meltdown comments are proving to be quite prophetic. IIRC the words were, "if I lose we will all swing from nooses". Cue the boy praying with dog meme....

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Sterling82 said:

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I hadn't read that Wapo article but what a revelation. All of that high level meeting and coordinating in "the cone of silence" while at the same time having NO EVIDENCE. So what was it all about then? Surely all these high level people wouldn't get so secretively involved in something when they all knew, and confessed, there was nothing to indicate collusion.
It strongly suggests the deliberate planning of a coup.

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The Senate is set to revive a fight over a shadowy surveillance court, bringing to a head a months-long stalemate that resulted in the lapse of three intelligence programs.

The looming debate, which will pit some of President Trump's biggest allies against one another, comes on the heels of growing questions about the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) court after the Justice Department inspector general found widespread errors as part of an interim report on warrant applications.

Leadership wants to pass a House-passed bill that pairs a reauthorization of the intelligence programs with some changes to the FISA process.

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The House bill, which cleared that chamber in March in a 278-136 vote, will "increase transparency in the FISA process and respond to the shameful abuses of 2016 while preserving the toolbox that professionals use to defend us," McConnell said from the Senate floor late last week.

The House bill reauthorizes one program dealing with "roving" wiretaps, which track individuals across multiple devices, and a second on surveilling "lone wolf" suspects not connected to a known terrorist group.

It would also reauthorize Section 215, which allows the government to request "tangible things" such as documents relevant to a national security investigation but makes changes including ending a controversial call records program. The three programs expired in mid-March; the Senate passed a short-term extension, but it was not taken up by the House.

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cbr said:

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When is the public going to finally understand that these arent 'incidents' or 'scandals'.

When are people going to cease being surprised at the 'incompetence' 'hypocisy' etc.,

There actually is a swamp
It actually is filled with compromised people pursuing foreign, anti american agendas

They actually do control most media/entertainment/education/dc elected positions and political appointments.

Projection/key words triggering classic liberal american emotions are part of thier tool kit.

'Danger to rule of law'
'Worst since watergate'
Etc., all that is key word triggering their classic american democrat ideals.
It is triggered to maintain their sucker vote, and keep those suckers from inderstanding that the modern dnc amd many republicans as well are active, corrupt, compromised anti american actors, and the control of america by such scumbags is the worst thing in all of american history.

These 'scandals' and 'incidents' are not isolated. They are all just pieces of the puzzle.

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CNN's "Reliable Sources" anchor Brian Stelter criticized conservative news outlets for their "obsession" over the new revelations regarding the Russia election interference investigations and the Department of Justice dropping its case against retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn. Stelter said the outlets should be more focused on the death toll from the ongoing Wuhan coronavirus pandemic.

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CNN's "Reliable Sources" anchor Brian Stelter criticized conservative news outlets for their "obsession" over the new revelations regarding the Russia election interference investigations and the Department of Justice dropping its case against retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn. Stelter said the outlets should be more focused on the death toll from the ongoing Wuhan coronavirus pandemic.

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Sterling82 said:

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Do these people have no shame? It would be laughable if it wasn't so pathetic.

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No, they don't.

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Life goes on ... except for those in Durham's cross-hairs.

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GreyhoundDad said:

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That long article about Spygate makes it easy to see how they got Roberts to uphold Obamacare. Every one of those illegal queries, 10's of 1,000's, was for a nefarious purpose.

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