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If it reveals that Meuller's investigation is based upon a false report, it is logical that it should be questioned and potentially disbanded.
It doesn't reveal. It's a narrative based on cherry-picked data. The data that wasn't picked doesn't support the narrative (that's the point of cherry-picking). Because the data was confidential, we don't get transparency, and we don't get a complete picture. That was the point of the FBI statement on Wednesday. Without a complete picture, nothing gets "revealed".
Let's hold the FBI and their "inaccuracies" to the fire.
Show us exactly what's inaccurate, and don't hide behind "it's classified or under investigation"
Let's hold the FBI and their "inaccuracies" to the fire.
Show us exactly what's inaccurate, and don't hide behind, "it's classified."
Do you think that anything merits being "classified"?
Some of our strategies for intelligence-gathering?
The names of some of our confidential sources?
The details of certain intelligence-gathering or military operations?
While I would like much greater transparency in our government, I also appreciate why some records and data are classified. I think that the American people rely on the FBI and NSA and CIA to be effective, and in order to be effective, some information has to be restricted. While there may be times that these agencies and others hide behind "classified", I don't think that that is typical or all-the time.
More than that, I think this memo will outline Nunes' accusations, but won't include any evidence. But people who want to believe those accusations will do so without proof, and those who don't want to believe those accusations won't believe. If Trump really wanted to promote unity, he wouldn't behave in such a partisan manner. But he can't seem to help himself.
Here is the reality of this "memo". First of all, it is the product of the GOP, which naturally is going to have that slant to it. Secondly, the GOP is afraid to allow the Democratic response to be viewed at the same time, because they want the spotlight on THEIR " facts", without any contradicting information.
Finally, anyone with two eyes and two connected brain cells knows the real intent of this timely "memo". It is to discredit our law enforcement agencies and to lay the groundwork to stop the Mueller investigation. PURE AND SIMPLE. A month from now, we won't even remember the contents of what it says.
It doesn't reveal. It's a narrative based on cherry-picked data. The data that wasn't picked doesn't support the narrative (that's the point of cherry-picking). Because the data was confidential, we don't get transparency, and we don't get a complete picture. That was the point of the FBI statement on Wednesday. Without a complete picture, nothing gets "revealed".
any more Obvious......that the Memo is going to hurt the democrats. He first said its going to ruin the FBI, then it was going to be a threat to our security, then it was blaming them for changing the memo.
This guy has gone non-stop every single day for the past week. I thought he worked for CNN for a second.
I really didn't care much about the memo but seeing people trembling with fear like Schiff... it makes ya think?
What are people like him trying to hide? All of us are Americans , we all deserve to see it.
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