Liberals talking about Strzok's overblown "secret society" text should talk about all the other ones, too.
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source ? never heard that
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That's the implication of the WSJ story. CI Agents look on the world as foreign spies trying to steal (via Hillary's stupid server) or persuade (via debt and compromising agreements) policies counter to American interests. Trump looks like the latter to a CI Agent.
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this ? cant read it because I don't have a subscription.https://www.wsj.com/articles/in-fbi-agents-account-insurance-policy-text-referred-to-russia-probe-1513624580 …
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Here you go. The issue, as I see it, was whether or not Trump's admin would come already infiltrated by an adversarial power. That's just not how partisan non-CI agents think of these things.pic.twitter.com/GG4rWymrGC
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appreciate it, I guess we will have to wait and see what happens with all of this. could go either way.
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Yes. Perhaps it would have been better to let Michael Horowitz (who has repeatedly done things that GOPers especially liked) finish his still-active investigation?
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true, let him finish and not jump the gun and make outlandish claims, however we are dealing with the American media, so that could never happen
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The media got onto this story when a bunch of GOP Congressmen gave them texts he was still using, w/o his OK, as it turns out.
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Again; why do you raise what party they are from? It might be more predictive here in 2018, but the correlation between party allegiance and Trump support, esp among Federal types, was weaker than ever in 2016.
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