1. What led to US's statement that Manafort's associate passed internal 2016 campaign data to Russian intel services?
U.S. officials tell NBC News that "U.S. intelligence community has developed new information."
2. Of note: Manafort's pardon is limited.
justsecurity.org/74241/the-gaps…
U.S. officials tell NBC News that "U.S. intelligence community has developed new information."
2. Of note: Manafort's pardon is limited.
justsecurity.org/74241/the-gaps…
3. @AWeissmann_ wrote:
The pardon "rewarded Manafort for keeping his lips sealed and lying to the Special Counsel .... Reimposing appropriate punishment...is thus not only fair in a system wedded to the rule of law, but may increase the chance of finally learning the truth."
The pardon "rewarded Manafort for keeping his lips sealed and lying to the Special Counsel .... Reimposing appropriate punishment...is thus not only fair in a system wedded to the rule of law, but may increase the chance of finally learning the truth."
4. Reminder of Senator @RonWyden's appendix to Senate Intelligence Committee Report, Aug 2020.
On redactions of intelligence information indicating Manafort-Kilimnik's involvement in Russian hack and leak operation.
intelligence.senate.gov/sites/default/…
On redactions of intelligence information indicating Manafort-Kilimnik's involvement in Russian hack and leak operation.
intelligence.senate.gov/sites/default/…
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