The "Nunes Memo" is simply a redux of Tom DeLay's "evidence room" from the Clinton impeachment.
Today, members of Congress can go to a "secure room" to see evidence every bit as unfounded as the crap DeLay was peddling.
This GOP tactic is 20 years old. articles.latimes.com/1998/dec/25/ne…
Today, members of Congress can go to a "secure room" to see evidence every bit as unfounded as the crap DeLay was peddling.
This GOP tactic is 20 years old. articles.latimes.com/1998/dec/25/ne…
2/ That's the difference between the Republican and Democratic parties: the evidence against Trump will be issued in a report authored by independent attorneys and investigators—and will then be processed in accordance with DOJ regulations. It's not a grimy packet in a back room.
3/ And if you're wondering how I know what's in the Nunes Memo, it's because it was revealed today that it was written by his staffers and apparently contains nothing more than the unfounded and/or overblown allegations about the FISA court and the FBI that he's already made.
4/ And we must remember, again, that everyone in charge of any and all of the Trump-Russia investigations both this year and last year was and is a Republican.
Comey, Mueller, Rosenstein, Burr, Conaway, Gowdy, *everyone*.
Comey, Mueller, Rosenstein, Burr, Conaway, Gowdy, *everyone*.
SOURCE/ An article on Nunes' SCIF (the equivalent of DeLay's evidence room): thehill.com/policy/nationa…
