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originally posted by: DJMSN
I also have concerns that the memo, clearly written with a partisan flare will not reveal anything other than what has been said, ie "conspiracy" theories.
IF the memo sees the light of day without anything to actually show proof, then it could become part of Miller's case of obstruction. The President votes to release the memo and is so inflammatory and nothing is released to show proof then it could be construed as an attempt of obstruction, especially if the President flies off the handle and starts firing people...a carefully laid trap by never trumpets or we oppose anything democrats.
originally posted by: kurthall
originally posted by: Grambler
Adam Schiff is giving a statement right now that the intel committee has voted to release the memo.
They also voted not to release adam schiffs democratic memo that they wrote in response.
Now Trump has 5 days to decide rather or not to release it.
I will add sources as they become available.
thehill.com...
Als apparently the committee did vote to allow all members of the house to see the democratic memo, which was the exact same process they took with the republican memo before it was released to the public.
Democrats, voting as a block, tried to advance a series of motions they said would help put the Republican memo in context. All but one of those motions failed along party lines. The committee did make a Democratic memo rebutting the Republican version available to the full House but not to the public.
www.nytimes.com...
The memo in no way changes the actions Trumps team and possibly have done.
In other words, if the law was broken, by Trump or his team, this does not change that.
So don't get too excited there people.We still don't know what it says.
The Democrats weren't the ones pretending that releasing partisan hitjob memos based on highly classified source material — that none of us will ever get to see — was "transparency" or in the public interest.
originally posted by: theantediluvian
a reply to: Grambler
Of course they voted to release the Nunes memo and to block the release of the minority memo. Because it's all about transparency and the American people having a chance to view all the relevant information.
originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: DBCowboy
I'm okay with it but I want the source material too. I don't trust Nunes to offer any kind of balanced reporting of events. His history is not good.
My concern is that it exposes our law enforcement and may endanger lives. The American people seem to still trust the FBI.
originally posted by: GuidedKill
originally posted by: neo96
Oh the Alt-Left will be here any minute to claim just that. Now they are against releasing classified info. Seems the talkings points have been issued to the hillbots.
originally posted by: Sillyolme
Guess it's okay to release classified info it it helps the president.
The house minority wrote a corresponding report to accompany the memo. In an effort towards transparency the majority said...nope
originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: luthier
Gowdy wanted to allow the FBI to approve it. He wanted it released but he wanted the FBI to see it and decide if it was ok we written.
Look it still has to be approved by the president.
originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: pheonix358
So you say.