Yes, the IG Report outlined some horrifying tradecraft at the FBI & a clear failure to follow basic rules.
But the findings suggest there is more — far more — to this story.
In fact, it was an attempted coup.
Let’s explore why AG Barr & Durham likely feel the same.
But the findings suggest there is more — far more — to this story.
In fact, it was an attempted coup.
Let’s explore why AG Barr & Durham likely feel the same.
It all comes down to the inexplicable love affair — no, the obsession — with @Comey & Co. trying to prove Christopher Steele right even when the facts said he was wrong.
Carter Page faced nearly a year’s worth of surveillance by his own government because of this obsession.
Carter Page faced nearly a year’s worth of surveillance by his own government because of this obsession.
A quick review of how bizarre this obsession became:
#1. No agent aggressively questioned Steele abt the funding for his work (despite knowing it was Democratic cash seeking Trump's political demise).
It was willful ignorance of political bias / downplaying of its significance.
#1. No agent aggressively questioned Steele abt the funding for his work (despite knowing it was Democratic cash seeking Trump's political demise).
It was willful ignorance of political bias / downplaying of its significance.
#2. The FBI used only the Dossier to justify the surveillance of Page despite its authors consisting of ONE unvetted source (& multiple unvetted subsources) who was described as a "boaster," an "egoist," and "may engage in some embellishment."
And NONE of it was corroborated.
And NONE of it was corroborated.
