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WSJ to Mueller after dossier exposé: Resign
« on: October 27, 2017, 02:19:13 pm »
WSJ to Mueller after dossier exposé: Resign
Hot Air, Oct 26, 2017, Ed Morrissey

“Strip out the middlemen,” the Wall Street Journal’s editors argue this morning, “and it appears that Democrats paid for Russians to compile wild allegations about a US presidential candidate.” The editorial demands a “full investigation” into the FBI’s activities during the previous presidential cycle, saying that collusion may have taken place — only in a completely different direction than previously thought. And that puts the special counsel in an impossible position, the editorial concludes: 

"The more troubling question is whether the FBI played a role, even if inadvertently, in assisting a Russian disinformation campaign. We know the agency possessed the dossier in 2016, and according to media reports it debated paying Mr. Steele to continue his work in the runup to the election. This occurred while former FBI Director James Comey was ramping up his probe into supposed ties between the Trump campaign and Russians.

"Two pertinent questions: Did the dossier trigger the FBI probe of the Trump campaign, and did Mr. Comey or his agents use it as evidence to seek wiretapping approval from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Trump campaign aides?

"Congressional investigators need to focus on the FBI’s role  ..... "


Read more:  https://hotair.com/archives/2017/10/26/wsj-mueller-step-collusion-case-focuses-fbis-use-russian-disinformation-fisa-warrant/

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Re: WSJ to Mueller after dossier exposé: Resign
« Reply #1 on: October 27, 2017, 02:22:03 pm »
The WSJ published a thorough article on why Muller should resign --- but because of the pay wall it wasn't posted here.

Morrissey's article does a great job of extrapolating the best of the WSJ article and is worth the read.  (IMHO  ^-^ )