DOJ IG Is Investigating Anti-Trump Agent Peter Strzok for Hatch Act

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This is breaking news. The DoJ Inspector General Mike Horowitz is investigating anti-Trump, pro-Hillary FBI agent Peter Strzok for Hatch Act breaches. The Hatch Act of 1887, amended in 1993, bars only the misuse of official authority or influence, and misuse of work place and official duties. The Hatch Act Reform Amendments of 1993 permit most federal employees to take an active part in partisan political management and partisan political campaigns.

The only punishment for Hatch Act violations is removal from the person’s government/official position. However the issues are more complicated than simply the Hatch Act.

Paul Sperry, the former Bureau Chief for the Washington DC office of Investor’s Business Daily, is currently a Hoover Institution Media Fellow. He believes no one in the Trump White House will be convicted of collusion with Russia. As we have heard before, there is no such crime as collusion. The people indicted so far are only going down for process crimes with no primary crime.

Sperry asks some great questions about McCabe who came up in the emails as possibly being part of the plan to take down Trump. McCabe is already under investigation for his involvement in his wife’s political campaign and other issues from what we’ve heard.

McCabe’s name comes up in hearings over and over again.

Under Comey’s leadership, the FBI became biased and unprofessional.

The word “impeachment” is coming up because Rep. Nadler is running for John Conyers lofty and desirable committee position on his constitutional expertise. Sperry believes the Democrats fear Pence more. We are not so sure. Pence might not be as tough as Trump, especially if Trump is forced out of office.

 

Mueller apparently has another coffee boy in his crosshairs. It’s unfortunate that he feels to need to draw a net around nobodies.


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Greg
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Greg
6 years ago

I don’t put much trust in Pence as he seems the consummate politician. Each and every time I’ve heard him it doesn’t sound genuine at all. He sounds totally scripted as if someone told him what to say. It’s the right thing to say, politically. He’s well polished in that respect.

We did learn one important detail in the Rosenstien hearing. Everyone was curious as to the wording of his order. Rosenstien let it out of the bag. It was deliberate; so everything they are investigating is done “verbally”. I will posit that there will be no record of those “verbal” meetings. He was quite sly in the questioning and hardly ever looked at the person. It has meaning when a person is fidgeting and fumbling with papers when asked direct questions. Ask any police officer what they suspect if a person is behaving in that manner when under interrogation. They Are Hiding Something. They don’t want to be caught. Since Rosenstien doesn’t essentially want the investigation to be “on the record” that creates a highly suspicious intent. We know that FusionGPS was entangled with the FBI and now it comes out they also had previous ties with the CIA. It’s really beginning to look like our Government has been infiltrated by bad actors at all levels.

V.Lombardi
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V.Lombardi
6 years ago
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Pence’s delivery is quite artificial. Any decent speech coach would have identified that.

Yes I have previously seen Rosenstein speak about verbal agreements. It’s all been worked out according to him but there is no record of it.

V.Lombardi
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V.Lombardi
6 years ago
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Sessions has more bad decisions to make. Let’s watch him ignore criminal referrals from the DOJ IG, as he has from other sources. Firstly, they will try to stall the release of the IG report. Then, let’s see if the report is released. If so, there will be some noise from Congress, followed by inaction from Sessions. That point, if not sooner, is the end of the road for Sessions.