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I.E. Multiple judgement failures and failures to verify and submit information. Okey doke mick. You are dense.
How am I not giving equal respect to your opinion? Should I have posted some glib meme, instead? The best one was already taken.
I don’t agree that there was no abuse of FISA in this case. The abuses didn’t negate the basis for the warrant or the investigation (and I’ve said for over a year that the QAnonsense wouldn’t be a silver bullet that killed this investigation and that anybody trying to spin that as a possible result wasn’t credible). But when there are numerous omissions and misstatements in the application, that’s still an abuse of the process, IMO.
My bad, I wasn’t trying a jerk before that, either.What improvement would you make to correct the "self-righteous justification of impropriety that often goes on among law enforcement community members all the time"? I think that's a fair accurate assessment. Accountability would be a good start. Is there part of the process itself you would like to address besides a more narrowly defined criteria one must meet and scope?
I thought the big lebowski would lighten the mood. It might have had the opposite effect.
My bad, I wasn’t trying a jerk before that, either.
I agree. I think accountability and law enforcement reform receives top billing.* I do think a higher standard for surveillance that involves Americans would also be a valid undercard.
* - I think this is more of a cultural reform that also needs supporting legislation.
Thats complete BS.
"The application received the necessary Department approvals and certifications as required by law. As we fully descri be in Chapter Five, this application received more attention and scrutiny than a typical FISA application in terms of the additional layers of review"
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I.E. Multiple judgement failures and failures to verify and submit information. Okey doke mick. You are dense.
How would you know why the report states what it does? Did you help to compile it? There is no evidence cited which confirms a bias on the behalf of the investigators. To say otherwise, is being dishonest about what the report actually says. Conservatives don't get to rewrite the report to serve their own agenda, just because it doesn't say what you want it to.The report states no bias because, when asked, those under investigation denied being biased. Nothing more. Evidence indicates otherwise.
This sounds like the Mueller report only this time the sides are the reverse in their arguments.How would you know why the report states what it does? Did you help to compile it? There is no evidence cited which confirms a bias on the behalf of the investigators. To say otherwise, is being dishonest about what the report actually says. Conservatives don't get to rewrite the report to serve their own agenda, just because it doesn't say what you want it to.
I will admit that there are similarities. The IG report didn't say what Republicans/Conservatives hoped that it would and they are trying to rewrite it to suit their agenda. Unless you can prove that Horowitz is a political partisan, this is over.This sounds like the Mueller report only this time the sides are the reverse in their arguments.
Wheee!
Conservatives wrote all the reports, all the redaction's and all the rewrites. But it's not over until they can bastardize the facts by keeping it ongoing to promote the same narrative.How would you know why the report states what it does? Did you help to compile it? There is no evidence cited which confirms a bias on the behalf of the investigators. To say otherwise, is being dishonest about what the report actually says. Conservatives don't get to rewrite the report to serve their own agenda, just because it doesn't say what you want it to.