We need to get to the bottom of why you guys think survailing people who are engaging with Russian operatives and contacts for the purpose of infiltrating US elections is odd. It’s not “spying” it’s their job to defend us from foreign attacks.
Bill Barr used two frightening terms when he testified in front of the Senate last month: -Unauthorized surveillance -Political surveillance He's going to get to the bottom of the spying.pic.twitter.com/KVm0ZDLgw1
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Pretty soon in the end, Americans will discover they are paying taxes to Russians:https://www.npr.org/2019/05/10/721763041/exclusive-documents-detail-meetings-of-russians-with-treasury-federal-reserve?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=npr&utm_term=nprnews&utm_content=20190510 …
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You prefer that those counterintelligence professionals charged to protect us not investigate Russian espionage? What would you have preferred they do? Explain the proper response to Russians stealing from Americans and interfering in our system of government.
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The GOP wants the US be a client state or to be an oligarchy like Russia, where guys like him pocket millions and investigate their political opponents. Like all traitors, his response is to stick his hand out to get paid, and look the other way.
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Rep. Jordan, you are the man. Thank God for your courage.
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Yup, he courageously looked the other way while student athletes were sexually assaulted.
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The most frightening term he used was when he introduced himself as “Attorney General”
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The police have never been popular with the mafia. Except the bought kind.
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