my question would be whether a Congressman, say Trey Gowdy, for instance would have access to an unmasked name during a closed door intelligence briefing…
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Well, if you’re going to start a list, I’ll need to buy a computer with more memory…
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Gowdy is engaging in speculation for political purposes. Imagine that…
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It’s as if Obama is still in office and there’s a parallel government, and a sane one, at the helm.
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Given his past access to state secrets as both the shortest serving (24 days) National Security Adviser in history and his position as the (fired!) head of the Defense Intelligence Agency, I’d say “Yes.”
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Hey Trey, you duplicitous fuck, I have a question regarding the actual outing of an undercover CIA operative working to prevent the spread of WMD (remember that term of fear the GOP used to sell an illegal war?), and the outing was done purely for political punishment, or is the GOP not concerned with that?
“Gowdy: Do you know whether KARL ROVE knew the name of the U.S. citizen (undercover CIA operative) that appeared in the New York Times and Washington Post?”
chase the real traitors why dontcha?
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“A U.S. citizen’s name appeared in The Washington Post and The New York Times unlawfully,” Gowdy said, refusing to say Flynn’s name to hammer home his point. "
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So, what law was broken when it was pointed out that Flynn lied to trump’s people?
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So, asshole, you should be thanking the Obama administration for exposing someone who was acting as essentially a Russian agent.
Did anyone make a point of order to point this out?
If I remember correctly, those weren’t sitting members of Congress doing the attacking.
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And which law is it that limits the press from reporting news? Gowdy’s trolley is so far off the rails, you can’t even see 'em from here.
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No point. This is how he looks after being degreased.
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Little shit weasel. Alex Jones just creamed his pants though. Tonight on InfoWars…
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Yes, you understand it perfectly.
Let’s see…Russia wanted to hurt our democracy. Russia wanted to make HRC unelectable, and if that effort failed, to cripple her presidency. Russia REALLY, REALLY wants to keep as much of Ukraine as it can get it’s paws on, which HRC opposed. Russia REALLY, REALLY wants sanctions lifted, which HRC opposed.
QED, obviously HRC and her campaign, associates, and all wait staff she’s ever encountered are active agents of Russia. That seems to be the gist of Nunes, Gowdy, et. al. Oh, and in contradictory news, it was HRC, BHO, etc. who are the sole and only sources of leaks regarding their felonious, treasonable activities.
Gowdy is an out and out guttersnipe. He is so partisan that he should have a label on his forehead saying so. He is essentially threatening Comey and Rogers that unless they arrest and prosecute the " leakers" he will try to deny authorization of their current authority.
“A U.S. citizen’s name appeared in The Washington Post and The New York Times unlawfully,” Gowdy said, refusing to say Flynn’s name to
hammer home his pointbe a sanctimonious douchebag while attempting to avoid any continued media focus on General Flynn’s suspicious ties to Russia.
Fixed that for you.
That is SOOO not his job.
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What a fking PUKE he is. First, he tried to hoodwink the public into believing what a GOOD GUY he was investigating HRC and he just want to ‘get to the truth’ and not embarrass her and NOW he wants to cover up the true SCANDAL about collusion with Russia by nailing ‘WHO THE HELL LEAKED’ and made the GOP look bad. Honest to God, you can’t make this crap up.
Some day Alex Jones is gonna pop a strategic vein. When he gets wound up and red faced it makes me wonder what his blood pressure is. I have seen snippets of his rants and it’s amazing to me he doesn’t throw a clot or have a coronary event.
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A U.S. citizen’s name appeared in The Washington Post and The New York Times unlawfully,
How exactly was it unlawful?
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