I'm a few minutes behind on the Comey hearing -- first note -- Graham says "Igor" was the Steele source. He's naming Igor Danchenko
Graham reads into the record a letter from the DOJ Office of Intelligence attorney who put together the Carter Page FISA saying that he/she would not sign it today knowing then what they know now.
Comey says he doesn't know how much time FBI spent trying to validate the dossier.
Comey says he doesn't recall learning anything about Steele's sources.
Comey says he doesn't remember hearing anything about the interview with the Steele source, Igor Danchenko.
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A mystery PAC called AllVote has been sending misleading text messages to voters about registration and polling locations.
We followed the bread crumbs back to a complex network of Dem super PACs, and dirty tricks Dem donor REID HOFFMAN freebeacon.com/elections/some…
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But Rapid Resist Action, led by a former Obama official Yoni Landau, has done this before, in 2020 and 2022, sending out errant text messages about registration and poll.
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Dearborn mayor Abdullah Hammoud serves on State's Assembly of Local Leaders, for 20 mayors and local leaders to "share their views or concerns with foreign policy topics directly with the Department."
Hammoud is a leading voice of the anti-Israel movement, and spoke at a Dearborn rally on Sept. 25. He was introduced by Hamas/Hezbollah sympathizer Osama Siblani, who moments earlier praised Hezbollah's Nasrallah as a "hero" and said Jews would be sent "back to Poland."
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Weeks later, Haynes gave an explicitly anti-Israel sermon on Oct. 8.
"I recognize that we gotta be pro-Israel … or we get in trouble. Well, I'm coming to get in trouble," he preached.
He posed with a “Enduring Freedom Veterans for Kerry” poster in 2004, and his campaign website in 2006 called him a “veteran of Operation Enduring Freedom.”
He never set foot in Afghanistan, serving just in Norway and Italy
Walz’s House aides were confronted with the above photo in 2009, by an Iraq vet who accused him of stolen valor.
They didn’t dispute the photo, and did not follow through with a pledge to address it.