It is almost shocking that the press is not calling this out, even though its “one of their own” who is the perpetrator.
just another impeachment
November 16 | Posted by mrossol | Democrat Party, Impeachment, Strassel, The LeftKimberly Strassel WSJ 11/15/2019
What Bruce Ohr Told Congress – WSJ
September 2 | Posted by mrossol | FBI, Strassel, The LeftLet’s not confuse anyone with the facts… ======= WSJ 9/1/2018 Kimberely Strassel To believe most media descriptions of Justice Department lawyer Bruce Ohr, he is a nonentity, unworthy of the attention President Trump has given him. This is remarkable, given that Mr. Ohr spent Tuesday confirming for Congress its worst suspicions about the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s abuse of its surveillance and sourcing rules. If... Read more
Who is this “Steele”?
February 9 | Posted by mrossol | FBI, StrasselWho, indeed… =========== WSJ 2/9/2018 Strassel America has been inundated by the words dossier, memo, collusion, FISA, Carter Page. They all come back to the actions of one man: Christopher Steele. Which is why the only news that matters this week is that the former British spy’s credibility has been dismantled. To the extent the U.S. press has focused on Mr. Steele,... Read more
Reading the Memo
February 2 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Big Govt, FBI, Losing Freedom, Party Politics, StrasselYep, MS Strassel has it right… ===== WSJ 2/2/2018 By Kimberley A. Strassel The White House looks set to release the House Intelligence Committee memo on 2016 government surveillance abuses, which means the attacks on the document by Democrats, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the media are going to get wilder. To help navigate through the spin, here’s a handy guide... Read more
Who Can You Believe?
December 23 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Democrat Party, Liberal Press, StrasselYes, is it any wonder the public seems to see all this as bad? ====== WSJ 12/22/2017 Kimberly Strassel In the wake of last year’s election, a humiliated press corps was forced to reassess, to explain how it had gotten the presidential race so monumentally wrong. Conclusions: It had been too blinded by its own biases, too sheltered from Middle America. It apologized.... Read more