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I can't wait to hear your outrage when a Republican gets the court to rubber stamp warrants, then unmasks and leaks info to hurt there political rivals.
originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: Grambler
I can't wait to hear your outrage when a Republican gets the court to rubber stamp warrants, then unmasks and leaks info to hurt there political rivals.
Can you please provide some evidence that the warrants were approved and the unmasking and leaks were done with the intent of hurting their political rivals?
Were the leaks illegal?
What other intent for them could there have been?
originally posted by: dawnstar
a reply to: Grambler
how much of that coverage was about russian ties, or information that could only have been obtained by wiretaps?? most of that negative coverage had it's source from trump's own mouth...
come give me some examples???
originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: Grambler
Were the leaks illegal?
What other intent for them could there have been?
Now you have to provide evidence of who the person was that did the leaking and their intent was to harm their political rivals.
Unless you can do that, you are making assumptions.
Also, you failed to address the issue of the warrants and the unmasking. Please prove those actions were taken to harm their political rivals.
So that's the new standard.
Get a fisa court to rubber stamp a warrant, wiretap unmask and leak against your opponent, and unless there is proof that this was for political reasons, it's all perfectly legit.
Prove that whoever leaked or hacked the emails did so for political reasons.
Fisa courts only deny .03 warrant requests. It is a rubber stamp.
You are literally suggesting any President should be able to wiretap opponents, and unmask and leak info, and as long as no one is saying outrigt they are doing it for political purposes, it's ok.