Trump orders that Kushner be given top secret clearance

[Boss]

Originally Posted by G1..

.........not a damn thing.

Kushner is solving his financial issues, such as the one at 666 Park Ave. He found a country willing to cover his debt. You have to wonder what they expect from him in return.

[NeutralParty]

The Trump White House announced this week that they would fight tooth and nail against any House inquiries, and that they had no intention to cooperate at all.

Fortunately, a mole within the Trump admin has a conscience, and leaked many of the documents that were requested to the House Intel Committee yesterday.


Looks like the Trump administration still has a leaking problem. HAHA!


https://twitter.com/jonathanvswan/st...76405816262657

[uggabugga]

woops. another dim hope dashed.


Career officials rebut claims of White House interference in security clearance process

Career White House security official Crede Bailey testified to Oversight, according to the GOP memo, that he at no point felt pressure from anyone at the White House to determine a security clearance one way or the other.

Bailey further told the committee that as far as he knows Trump has never ordered a security clearance be issued to any specific individual. He also defended Kline’s conduct while in office, expressing the “utmost confidence” in his judgement.

Bailey, the chief security officer at The White House, also defended Kline’s restructuring of the security clearance process, policies which Newbold questioned in her testimony before the committee in April.

Bailey said Newbold’s criticisms of the process “stemmed from her lack of understanding and experience across government,” according to the Republican committee staff memo.

[lvmensch]

Originally Posted by uggabugga

woops. another dim hope dashed.


Career officials rebut claims of White House interference in security clearance process

Perhaps...

But then again...

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“Today’s suggestion by House Republicans that the White House has been cooperative in our Committee’s investigation of security clearance abuses is inconsistent with reality," said House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) in a statement to The Hill in response to the memo.

"The White House has refused to produce even one document to the Committee—not a single piece of paper—and it has blocked every question about the security clearance process for every White House official during the interviews we have tried to conduct," Cummings continued. "During the Obama Administration, there was no allegation too small for Republicans to investigate, but now that President Trump is in the Oval Office, there is no scandal too big for them to ignore.”
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