Several months later, the conspiracy theory as to Flynn's supposed entrapment has gathered steam to the point of being incorporated into the House Intelligence Committee majority report—which, I suppose, means it was a successhttps://twitter.com/OrinKerr/status/966045533990105088 …
Which came first, the conspiracy theory or the inclusion of it in the report?
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I have wondered!
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I also find it striking they've redacted the Logan Act finding, even while making it apparent that's what it pertains to.
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Adding, I find it interesting they needed two findings to excuse Flynn.
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They have been reverse engineering plausible defenses for over a year. Every one of them has crumbled but they build a false narrative nicely for those not paying close attention. I.E. their base.
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Considering the source? The conspiracy theorist! https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/24/magazine/how-devin-nunes-turned-the-house-intelligence-committee-inside-out.html …pic.twitter.com/RGrHfzlNT2
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