No one following the Russian-collusion and related dramas should be in any doubt about the steady flow of the balance of damaging evidence away from Trump and on to his accusers.
It is clear that the hierarchy of the FBI and analogues in the Justice Department and intelligence services, horrified at the thought of a Trump victory though confident it would not occur, took liberties - in the soft treatment of Hillary Clinton's email and uranium problems, and in abetting the Clinton campaign's effort to smear Trump with the Russian-collusion argument.
The Steele dossier was commissioned and paid for by the Clinton campaign; over a hundred FBI agents and Justice Department lawyers expected Hillary Clinton to be charged criminally, and President Trump was correct in saying conversations by his campaign officials had been tapped, a claim that was much ridiculed at the time.
Deputy FBI director Andrew McCabe testified that the Steele dossier was essential to obtaining a FISA warrant on a junior Trump aide, and McCabe and former director James Comey's rabidly partisan helper Peter Strzok, and his FBI girlfriend Lisa Page, texted suggestions for influencing the FISA judge in the case.
The Justice Department inspector general, Michael Horowitz, whose report is expected imminently, showed the FBI director, Christopher Wray, findings about Andrew McCabe's conduct that caused him to retire McCabe prematurely.
The Democrats and their media allies desperately want Trump to fire Mueller, to keep the impeachment canard alive.
Trump will win this epic struggle, and both parties should get the message that trying to impeach your opponent without legal cause can lead to unpleasant surprises.
https://www.nationalreview.com/2018/03/donald-trump-andrew-mccabe-impeachment-effort-backfires/
It is clear that the hierarchy of the FBI and analogues in the Justice Department and intelligence services, horrified at the thought of a Trump victory though confident it would not occur, took liberties - in the soft treatment of Hillary Clinton's email and uranium problems, and in abetting the Clinton campaign's effort to smear Trump with the Russian-collusion argument.
The Steele dossier was commissioned and paid for by the Clinton campaign; over a hundred FBI agents and Justice Department lawyers expected Hillary Clinton to be charged criminally, and President Trump was correct in saying conversations by his campaign officials had been tapped, a claim that was much ridiculed at the time.
Deputy FBI director Andrew McCabe testified that the Steele dossier was essential to obtaining a FISA warrant on a junior Trump aide, and McCabe and former director James Comey's rabidly partisan helper Peter Strzok, and his FBI girlfriend Lisa Page, texted suggestions for influencing the FISA judge in the case.
The Justice Department inspector general, Michael Horowitz, whose report is expected imminently, showed the FBI director, Christopher Wray, findings about Andrew McCabe's conduct that caused him to retire McCabe prematurely.
The Democrats and their media allies desperately want Trump to fire Mueller, to keep the impeachment canard alive.
Trump will win this epic struggle, and both parties should get the message that trying to impeach your opponent without legal cause can lead to unpleasant surprises.
https://www.nationalreview.com/2018/03/donald-trump-andrew-mccabe-impeachment-effort-backfires/
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