Trey Gowdy: Samantha Power testified that intel officials made 'unmasking' requests in her name

[mystery-ak]

Trey Gowdy: Samantha Power testified that intel officials made 'unmasking' requests in her name
by Pete Kasperowicz | Oct 17, 2017, 10:07 PM

House Oversight & Government Reform Committee Chairman Trey Gowdy said Tuesday that President Obama's former United Nations ambassador has testified that not all of the "unmasking" requests made in her name were directed by her.

Samantha Power testified in Gowdy's committee last week, and Fox News reported weeks before her appearance that she was thought to have made as many as 260 requests to "unmask" Americans caught up in the surveillance of non-U.S. citizens.

But Tuesday evening, Gowdy told Fox News that Power told his committee that she was not the official requesting that unmasking in every case.

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[edpc]

Good luck getting her to identify who they were.

[truth_seeker]

Some concepts:

"You can delegate authority, but you can not delegate responsibility."

"You are responsible for not just what you know, but for that which you should know."

*(unless you are in government--in which case nobody is ever responsible for that which they can shift blame for)

[libertybele]

Good luck getting her to identify who they were.

Even if she did identify who they were, it wouldn't matter.  No one is being held accountable.  Business as usual in the D.C. swamp.

[edpc]

Even if she did identify who they were, it wouldn't matter.  No one is being held accountable.  Business as usual in the D.C. swamp.

I don’t doubt people would skate.  However, it’d be good to know who and when.  The people and timing would give us a clearer picture of the collusion between elements in government and the Democrat party to sway the election with intel abuse.

Nothing of real criminal consequence came from leaked Podesta emails.  It did, however, provide confirmation of long-standing suspicions.  Sometimes, it’s just nice to know the truth.