IG Horowitz suggests he knows the wrongdoing was deliberate

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Andrew McCabe, the former deputy director of the FBI, is on CNN as a commentator criticizing people who expose the corruption that he led at the FBI. That’s what CNN is now.

McCabe even handpicked the agents involved in the FISA misconduct. That is very coincidental and points to it being intentional as if we didn’t have enough evidence.

During the questioning by Sen. Kennedy, it appears the Inspector General believes there was intentional wrongdoing, but he couldn’t get over the bias hump.

Of course, logic alone tells us this is intentional. Otherwise, we have to believe the premier law enforcement agency can’t put legitimate FISA apps together, include exculpatory information, and so on.


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Richard Maxson
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Richard Maxson
3 years ago

The IG Horowitz findings were as though after World War 2 the Nuremberg War Trials found that the Nazis committed no crimes and showed no bias toward the Jews, but found that 6 million technical errors were made.

Jules P Guidry
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Jules P Guidry
3 years ago

Of course, Horowitz knows the wrongdoing was deliberate.
He is still a swamp critter and protecting his job by the way he wrote his report.
Need to keep in mind that IGs work for the agency they are investigating. That is their bread and butter, not gonna tick them off.
Just sayin’.

Elena McCoy
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Elena McCoy
3 years ago

The democrat representatives in the swing districts go home this weekend to poll the voters’ approval of impeachment. Pressure in those districts is key to either they vote against impeachment or be sure they lose the election. Republican volunteers on the ground is important as democrats are knocking on the doors in the rustbelt states and I’m sure in Texas that they hope to turn blue. Cleaning the voter rolls around the country would cut on instances people can be registered in two states.