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Ironic for someone who is about to release a highly classified 'memo' to the public, shared classified intel with a couple of Russians in the Oval Office, and allows his son-in-law, who is unable to get a security clearance, to sit in on the highly classified Presidential Daily Briefing. FLASHBACK:...

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A U.S. Army veteran and green card holder with a felony drug conviction began a hunger strike Wednesday to protest his likely deportation, after a federal court denied his appeal to remain in the U.S., where he has lived since age 8. Miguel Perez Jr., 39, a Chicago resident who served two tours of ...

Poor baby. He must be jonesin' real bad....

What an arrogant little prick....

You think the fake Steele Dossier was probable cause? You're obviously not a lawyer. But don't worry, things will calm down soon; in two or three years. Dan Siddons @SiddonsDan .@MonicaCrowley: "This is the first of several memos. As bad as bad as this memo might be, my understanding is ...

Except that I haven't seen anyone decrying that, psycho, so what's your point? Look, a squirrel! What was the fake Steele Dossier used for? Why would FBI agents present highly shaky if not false document paid for by a presidential candidate to a FISA court? Sounds like a federal crime....

Except that Trump and officials were being surveilled well after Page had left the White House, and far broader. How can that be justified, if Page wasn't there? Not to mention, the Steele Dossier, a collection mostly of lies, smears and unverified rumors and paid for by a political campaign, was ...

This article is from September, 2016 which shows that Carter Page was on the radar of intelligence officials before 45 was briefed on the Steele dossier in January, 2017 and before it became public. U.S. intel officials probe ties between Trump adviser and Kremlin U.S. intelligence officials are s...

Oh my gosh, a slight semantic difference between statements! Impeach! Impeach! Impeach! 45's FBI Director said that he has "grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo’s accuracy." That kind of sounds like he's saying that it is factually inaccur...