Good.TxAgLaw03RW said:
I wouldn't be surprised if there are a couple indictments soon and they include Republicans. Barr's final statement in the interview was geared towards the same standard regardless of politics.
Good.TxAgLaw03RW said:
I wouldn't be surprised if there are a couple indictments soon and they include Republicans. Barr's final statement in the interview was geared towards the same standard regardless of politics.
X 2aggiehawg said:Good.TxAgLaw03RW said:
I wouldn't be surprised if there are a couple indictments soon and they include Republicans. Barr's final statement in the interview was geared towards the same standard regardless of politics.
I am cautiously optimistic and would gladly have all the facts come out regardless of political affiliations. Hope the guilty are finally held accountable for all their nefarious activities.TxAgLaw03RW said:
I wouldn't be surprised if there are a couple indictments soon and they include Republicans. Barr's final statement in the interview was geared towards the same standard regardless of politics.
drcrinum said:
Barr just said on Hannity that there will be a 'development' announced tomorrow...it will not be earth-shattering.
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Barr, who made the announcement Thursday evening during an interview with Fox News host Sean Hannity, stressed it won't be an "earth-shattering development," but an "indication that things are moving along at the proper pace, as dictated by the facts in this investigation."
I'd wager most of the subjects or targets of the grand jury have connections to DC making it jurisdictional. Couldn't be indicted in Connecticut without any ties to Connecticut, for example.akm91 said:
Makes sense. I find it extremely interesting that Durham's convened a GJ in DC and there's not a whiff of it until yesterday. There were lots of educated guesses but no one had actually reported on it until CNN of all sources.
Which again goes back to the original intent to pack the DC Circuit with Obama hyper-partisans by nuking the filibuster, and based on the inane oral arguments before/made by them with Flynn's case I think it is probably working for the communists.aggiehawg said:I'd wager most of the subjects or targets of the grand jury have connections to DC making it jurisdictional. Couldn't be indicted in Connecticut without any ties to Connecticut, for example.akm91 said:
Makes sense. I find it extremely interesting that Durham's convened a GJ in DC and there's not a whiff of it until yesterday. There were lots of educated guesses but no one had actually reported on it until CNN of all sources.
The rules on jurisdiction put DC as the best location to apply to the widest number of current or former swamp dwellers.
Pucker factor just went up significantly for some of the swamp denizens.aggiehawg said:
Thought it might be Clinesmith since they had him dead to rights. But if it is a plea deal, then he's squealing on who else knew Page was a CIA asset.
drcrinum said:
The NYTSlimes appears to know what is coming from Durham today.
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Mr. Clinesmith's lawyers said he made a mistake while trying to clarify facts for a colleague.
Also doesn't matter that he changed an email, they intentionally did this and were part of the bigger plan, one email doesn't mean squat In the big picture ..VegasAg86 said:drcrinum said:
The NYTSlimes appears to know what is coming from Durham today.LOLQuote:
Mr. Clinesmith's lawyers said he made a mistake while trying to clarify facts for a colleague.
He changed Page is a CIA asset to Page is NOT a CIA asset. That is intentional, not "a mistake while trying to clarify facts".
Yep... Barr indicating this is just the small potatoes right now... the BIG Hammer will be out soon!K188Ag said:
So, on Hannity, Barr said:
it won't be an "earth-shattering development," but an "indication that things are moving along at the proper pace, as dictated by the facts in this investigation."
This sounds like great news. Barr seems to be indicating that this is small stuff compared to what will be coming. I think the Barr comment was a deliberate shot across the bow to the higher ups.
It will be interesting to see how the Sunday shows handle this.
Interesting strategy here. Conviction of a low level person to get cooperation to go after higher ups. I thought the DoJ liked to give blanket immunity to not get any convictions. It's almost like Barr believes in the rule of law, rather than protecting political comrades.aggiehawg said:And if McCabe is in legal jeopardy, so is his assistant ,Lisa Page, Strzok, James Baker, counsel to Comey and Comey himself, at a minimum.TacosaurusRex said:
After 2-1/2 years of Qanon, as paired with this thread, I believe there is very little that I would consider as "earth-shattering", be it news or development.K188Ag said:
So, on Hannity, Barr said:
it won't be an "earth-shattering development," but an "indication that things are moving along at the proper pace, as dictated by the facts in this investigation."
This sounds like great news. Barr seems to be indicating that this is small stuff compared to what will be coming. I think the Barr comment was a deliberate shot across the bow to the higher ups.
It will be interesting to see how the Sunday shows handle this.
We were already there when the last two FISA warrants were withdrawn. Attorneys for defendants are certainly reviewing the situations.pacecar02 said:
question for the lawyers
FISA ****** clinesmith goes down, anyone convicted from evidence stemming from that FISA warrant is now fruit of the poisonous tree?
From reading the document, it is very clear that there was deliberate intent on the part of Clinesmith.aggiehawg said:
Actual Information linked HERE
In the process of reviewing it now.
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"Kevin deeply regrets having altered the email," Mr. Clinesmith's lawyer, Justin Shur, said in a statement. "It was never his intent to mislead the court or his colleagues as he believed the information he relayed was accurate. But Kevin understands what he did was wrong and accepts responsibility."