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This is why Democrats went psycho over the FISA memo


We will learn Friday if this is true or not. If so, Republicans will win big in the Nov midterms!

GOP Rep Read The Memo, Dropped A HUGE Hint About What’s In It
http://dailycaller.com/2018/02/01/gop-rep-read-the-memo-dropped-a-huge-hint-about-whats-in-it/

Many Republican members of Congress who have seen it say it will shed a great deal of light on the way Obama’s Justice Department operated. One of those Republicans is Jeff Duncan, who said this on Twitter Thursday:

Having read “The Memo,” the FBI is right to have “grave concerns” – as it will shake the organization down to its core – showing Americans just how the agency was weaponized by the Obama officials/DNC/HRC to target political adversaries. #ReleaseTheMemo

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Well yeah we basically found out that the reason for the Mueller investigation is now a total fraud by the Hillary Clinton campaign, the Democratic National Convention, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. There needs to be a total cleansing from the top-down, and indictments for wasting everyone's time and huge taxpayer money.

Trump was right all along, and CNN/NyTimes/Huffpo are in disaster mode right now trying to pick up the pieces and spin this however way they can to save face.

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"Well yeah we basically found out that the reason for the Mueller investigation is now a total fraud by the Hillary Clinton campaign, the Democratic National Convention, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation."

We didn't find anything of the kind. Nunes three-and-a-half page memo was nothing but a dud, as there was nothing of vital importance there. There is nothing at all that even suggests proof of the FBI being biased against T-rump; no proof of abuse of surveillance powers by the FBI, and no proof that the investigation into the Trump campaign’s ties to Russia is fundamentally flawed. Nothing.

"The Memo" at it's core claimed the FBI’s use of surveillance power under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) during the 2016 campaign was “a troubling breakdown of legal processes established to protect the American people from abuses related to the FISA process.”

The memo cites one example of this claim: The request by the Department of Justice and FBI for permission under FISA powers to snoop on former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser Carter Page back on October 21, 2016. Keyword is 'former' as Page left the campaign a month before this was requested. That's a major red flag right there - showing there's nothing in this memo as a cause for concern.

It goes on to allege that the Page FISA application, which was ultimately approved by a judge, was fundamentally flawed. It claims that the application depended on “the Steele dossier,” a document put together by former British spy Christopher Steele alleging deep ties between Trump and Russia which Nunes suggests is a problem. He says it omitted several key facts about the dossier that undermine its credibility: most notably that the dossier was partially funded by the Democratic National Committee and that Steele himself has expressed his opposition to a Trump Presidency.

We don't know whether these claims are factual or not since we don't have access to the FISA APPLICATION.

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We know what's in it. A GOP spin job that leaves out the fact that Papadoupolas and Carter Page were on the FBI's watch list way before the Steele Dossier. Instead of a bipartisan memo, they drop this joke of a document on us.

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