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Hmm, why would we want to protect a whistleblower? What a novel question that no one has ever answered before.
LOL....In my honest opinion, Trump does more on a daily basis to deface the office than did Clinton with that scandal.Defacing the most famous office in the United States with a girl not that much older than his daughter? I get the Rush hate he is responsible for the demise of the of information being reported as gossip for the Democrats.
And we're NOT protecting the whistleblowers' communications. We're protecting his identity. To the extent his communications are being protected it's to ensure his identity is not deduced from them.
??????? Everything has been substantiated and validated.Which inherently raises questions. It is not acceptable for anyone, real or imaginary, to provide an anonymous deposition/file a complaint to damage a political foe. It reeks of corruption and smells like bullish!t. If this supposed whistleblower has the goods, then have the nads to lay it out in-person.
Guess what? He doesn’t have the goods, and it is more likely a figment of Schiff’s imagination.
??????? Everything has been substantiated and validated.
Translation: "Why can't everyone be woke and smart like us and hate the Orange Man?"
Which inherently raises questions. It is not acceptable for anyone, real or imaginary, to provide an anonymous deposition/file a complaint to damage a political foe. It reeks of corruption and smells like bullish!t. If this supposed whistleblower has the goods, then have the nads to lay it out in-person.
Guess what? He doesn’t have the goods, and it is more likely a figment of Schiff’s imagination.
And we're NOT protecting the whistleblowers' communications. We're protecting his identity. To the extent his communications are being protected it's to ensure his identity is not deduced from them.