(01-29-2018 07:23 PM)No Bull Wrote:  New York Times article about why the FBI forced McCabe out

In a recent conversation, Christopher A. Wray, the F.B.I. director, raised concerns about a forthcoming inspector general report examining the actions of Mr. McCabe and other senior F.B.I. officials during the 2016 presidential campaign, when the bureau was investigating both Hillary Clinton’s email use and the Trump campaign’s connections to Russia. In that discussion, according to one former law enforcement official close to Mr. McCabe, Mr. Wray suggested moving Mr. McCabe into another job, which would have been a demotion.

Instead, the former official said, Mr. McCabe chose to leave.

#abouttohitthefan

(01-29-2018 07:23 PM)No Bull Wrote:  New York Times article about why the FBI forced McCabe out

In a recent conversation, Christopher A. Wray, the F.B.I. director, raised concerns about a forthcoming inspector general report examining the actions of Mr. McCabe and other senior F.B.I. officials during the 2016 presidential campaign, when the bureau was investigating both Hillary Clinton’s email use and the Trump campaign’s connections to Russia. In that discussion, according to one former law enforcement official close to Mr. McCabe, Mr. Wray suggested moving Mr. McCabe into another job, which would have been a demotion.

Instead, the former official said, Mr. McCabe chose to leave.

When you see CNN, The Slimes, and other MSM donk mouthpieces suddenly trying to get out in front on stories, you know a big dump will soon be delivered.

(01-29-2018 07:23 PM)No Bull Wrote:  New York Times article about why the FBI forced McCabe out

In a recent conversation, Christopher A. Wray, the F.B.I. director, raised concerns about a forthcoming inspector general report examining the actions of Mr. McCabe and other senior F.B.I. officials during the 2016 presidential campaign, when the bureau was investigating both Hillary Clinton’s email use and the Trump campaign’s connections to Russia. In that discussion, according to one former law enforcement official close to Mr. McCabe, Mr. Wray suggested moving Mr. McCabe into another job, which would have been a demotion.

Instead, the former official said, Mr. McCabe chose to leave.

Wray and McCabe are friends. Longtime friends.

If this had anything to do with the IG report, then McCabe was probably disclosing what the IG would find to ray. Wray doesnt have any advance knowledge of the IG report, nor will he get it.

More than likely, Wray saw something in the republican report that he knew was a problem. He may have asked McCabe how badly the IG report would likely be on him, and probably told him in that case it would be wise to simply go.

The things we know about in the IG report are bad enough. McCabe had recused himself from the Hillary email scandal. Then McCabe accepted $700K from McCauliff for a campaign donation without reporting it. After that, he suddenly un-recuses himself from the email probe.

We also know about the "meeting" between Strojk, Page, and McCabe in McCabes office. The IG is the one who found that out.

(01-29-2018 05:42 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(01-29-2018 05:01 PM)Kronke Wrote:  

(01-29-2018 04:17 PM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  Sara A. Carter

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Latest: sources in bureau telling me whistleblowers feel confident more resignations to come. https://saraacarter.com/mccabe-resigns-f...buse-memo/ …

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Sara Carter

Sara Carter grew up in Saudi Arabia​. She is the daughter of a Cuban immigrant mother and her father was a United States Marine Corps​ veteran who served in two wars.

Sara Carter is a married mother of six. Her husband Martin "Marty" Bailey is a veteran and retired Master Sergeant​ with the United States Armed Forces​. In April, 2011 he was blinded from a bombing during the War in Afghanistan.




She is breaking them one at a time. A true patriot.

She is clearly the intermediary between the WH and real news.

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(01-29-2018 07:30 PM)UofMstateU Wrote:  

(01-29-2018 07:23 PM)No Bull Wrote:  New York Times article about why the FBI forced McCabe out

In a recent conversation, Christopher A. Wray, the F.B.I. director, raised concerns about a forthcoming inspector general report examining the actions of Mr. McCabe and other senior F.B.I. officials during the 2016 presidential campaign, when the bureau was investigating both Hillary Clinton’s email use and the Trump campaign’s connections to Russia. In that discussion, according to one former law enforcement official close to Mr. McCabe, Mr. Wray suggested moving Mr. McCabe into another job, which would have been a demotion.

Instead, the former official said, Mr. McCabe chose to leave.

Wray and McCabe are friends. Longtime friends.

If this had anything to do with the IG report, then McCabe was probably disclosing what the IG would find to ray. Wray doesnt have any advance knowledge of the IG report, nor will he get it.

More than likely, Wray saw something in the republican report that he knew was a problem. He may have asked McCabe how badly the IG report would likely be on him, and probably told him in that case it would be wise to simply go.

The things we know about in the IG report are bad enough. McCabe had recused himself from the Hillary email scandal. Then McCabe accepted $700K from McCauliff for a campaign donation without reporting it. After that, he suddenly un-recuses himself from the email probe.

We also know about the "meeting" between Strojk, Page, and McCabe in McCabes office. The IG is the one who found that out.

If you read the comments from the liberal readers on the NY Times... Wray is either a Trumper or was bullied into forcing McCabe out... and tonight is the equivalent of the Nixon Saturday night massacre... it is truly eye opening to read the delusions of the socialists democratic progressives...

these ******* are scary...

(01-29-2018 07:27 PM)TechRocks Wrote:  

(01-29-2018 07:23 PM)No Bull Wrote:  New York Times article about why the FBI forced McCabe out

In a recent conversation, Christopher A. Wray, the F.B.I. director, raised concerns about a forthcoming inspector general report examining the actions of Mr. McCabe and other senior F.B.I. officials during the 2016 presidential campaign, when the bureau was investigating both Hillary Clinton’s email use and the Trump campaign’s connections to Russia. In that discussion, according to one former law enforcement official close to Mr. McCabe, Mr. Wray suggested moving Mr. McCabe into another job, which would have been a demotion.

Instead, the former official said, Mr. McCabe chose to leave.

When you see CNN, The Slimes, and other MSM donk mouthpieces suddenly trying to get out in front on stories, you know a big dump will soon be delivered.

Yes. God Bless our President. I don't think he is a saint... but I know of no other person who had the ability to get elected President... and the balls to drain the swamp.

(01-29-2018 07:30 PM)UofMstateU Wrote:  

(01-29-2018 07:23 PM)No Bull Wrote:  New York Times article about why the FBI forced McCabe out

In a recent conversation, Christopher A. Wray, the F.B.I. director, raised concerns about a forthcoming inspector general report examining the actions of Mr. McCabe and other senior F.B.I. officials during the 2016 presidential campaign, when the bureau was investigating both Hillary Clinton’s email use and the Trump campaign’s connections to Russia. In that discussion, according to one former law enforcement official close to Mr. McCabe, Mr. Wray suggested moving Mr. McCabe into another job, which would have been a demotion.

Instead, the former official said, Mr. McCabe chose to leave.

Wray and McCabe are friends. Longtime friends.

If this had anything to do with the IG report, then McCabe was probably disclosing what the IG would find to ray. Wray doesnt have any advance knowledge of the IG report, nor will he get it.

More than likely, Wray saw something in the republican report that he knew was a problem. He may have asked McCabe how badly the IG report would likely be on him, and probably told him in that case it would be wise to simply go.

The things we know about in the IG report are bad enough. McCabe had recused himself from the Hillary email scandal. Then McCabe accepted $700K from McCauliff for a campaign donation without reporting it. After that, he suddenly un-recuses himself from the email probe.

We also know about the "meeting" between Strojk, Page, and McCabe in McCabes office. The IG is the one who found that out.

I posted elsewhere that according to a report, the IG had been "collecting" McCabe's communications for some time. He may be in deep doo.

(01-29-2018 07:27 PM)TechRocks Wrote:  

(01-29-2018 07:23 PM)No Bull Wrote:  New York Times article about why the FBI forced McCabe out

In a recent conversation, Christopher A. Wray, the F.B.I. director, raised concerns about a forthcoming inspector general report examining the actions of Mr. McCabe and other senior F.B.I. officials during the 2016 presidential campaign, when the bureau was investigating both Hillary Clinton’s email use and the Trump campaign’s connections to Russia. In that discussion, according to one former law enforcement official close to Mr. McCabe, Mr. Wray suggested moving Mr. McCabe into another job, which would have been a demotion.

Instead, the former official said, Mr. McCabe chose to leave.

When you see CNN, The Slimes, and other MSM donk mouthpieces suddenly trying to get out in front on stories, you know a big dump will soon be delivered.

they're not as adept as your sig .gif.....

(01-29-2018 07:44 PM)No Bull Wrote:  

(01-29-2018 07:27 PM)TechRocks Wrote:  

(01-29-2018 07:23 PM)No Bull Wrote:  New York Times article about why the FBI forced McCabe out

In a recent conversation, Christopher A. Wray, the F.B.I. director, raised concerns about a forthcoming inspector general report examining the actions of Mr. McCabe and other senior F.B.I. officials during the 2016 presidential campaign, when the bureau was investigating both Hillary Clinton’s email use and the Trump campaign’s connections to Russia. In that discussion, according to one former law enforcement official close to Mr. McCabe, Mr. Wray suggested moving Mr. McCabe into another job, which would have been a demotion.

Instead, the former official said, Mr. McCabe chose to leave.

When you see CNN, The Slimes, and other MSM donk mouthpieces suddenly trying to get out in front on stories, you know a big dump will soon be delivered.

Yes. God Bless our President. I don't think he is a saint... but I know of no other person who had the ability to get elected President... and the balls to drain the swamp.

I'm gonna cruise over to the Lunatic Underground. I bet they're in meltdown mode over there.

Wray reads memo, McCabe gone the same day.

(01-29-2018 08:02 PM)shere khan Wrote:  Wray reads memo, McCabe gone the same day.

Hate to be this guy but didn't Wray read it yesterday?

Reading the comments from that NYT article is scary...

these idiots really believe this removal is about the President. I would say of the 30 quotes I read 90% were in the same tone as those below. Which were all in a line

Quote:Aryae Coopersmith Half Moon Bay, California 2 hours ago
Looks to me like one more piece of evidence in the obstruction of justice case.

Quote:Sideslip New York, NY 2 hours ago
So democracy IS going to fail. The truly sad, tragic, and pathetic thing is that it will have happened so easily, and at the hands of such an unclever, boorish, inelegant man. Maybe we didn’t deserve freedom; we didn’t want it badly enough.

Quote:Anonymous MD Massachusetts 5 hours ago
Why would he step down now? All of the open pressure from the Executive branch finally got to him? This does not bode well for an independent Justice Department or FBI. Politicizing the FBI is sickening behavior that is contrary to the belief that no person is above the law. I hope, in the end, those members of the Executive Branch and the Republican Congress who attacked this dedicated public servant are held responsible for this outrage.

Quote:Robert Seattle 3 hours ago
Everything that Mr. McCabe did was proper and consistent with FBI guidelines. FBI people and their families may belong to political parties, may hold political opinions, etc. He should not step down. Trump and his Republican co-conspirators are pressuring him to go based on yet another in a long string of dishonest partisan conspiracy theories. No American president should ever be permitted to change the FBI into an authoritarian organization that serves only the president and pursues investigations, at his request, of his political opponents. My goodness! So what if the Trump base is willing to believe the garbage Fox or Trump or the House and Senate Republicans tell them. We won't squander our democracy for such deplorable idiocy

Quote:UCB Parent CA 2 hours ago
It seems to me that we need legal protection now not only for the special prosecutor, but for the leaders and personnel of the FBI. (I am thinking of those agents that Trump has been demonizing.) How else can it remain independent of the White House? Otherwise it could become a mere instrument of the President's power, which is more or less what Trump demanded of Comey. Of course the same could be said for the career staff at other federal agencies, such as the EPA. All are vulnerable to a President indifferent to the truth and the rule of law.

(01-29-2018 08:14 PM)WKUYG Wrote:  Reading the comments from that NYT article is scary...

these idiots really believe this removal is about the President. I would say of the 30 quotes I read 90% were in the same tone as those below. Which were all in a line

Quote:Aryae Coopersmith Half Moon Bay, California 2 hours ago
Looks to me like one more piece of evidence in the obstruction of justice case.

Quote:Sideslip New York, NY 2 hours ago
So democracy IS going to fail. The truly sad, tragic, and pathetic thing is that it will have happened so easily, and at the hands of such an unclever, boorish, inelegant man. Maybe we didn’t deserve freedom; we didn’t want it badly enough.

Quote:Anonymous MD Massachusetts 5 hours ago
Why would he step down now? All of the open pressure from the Executive branch finally got to him? This does not bode well for an independent Justice Department or FBI. Politicizing the FBI is sickening behavior that is contrary to the belief that no person is above the law. I hope, in the end, those members of the Executive Branch and the Republican Congress who attacked this dedicated public servant are held responsible for this outrage.

Quote:Robert Seattle 3 hours ago
Everything that Mr. McCabe did was proper and consistent with FBI guidelines. FBI people and their families may belong to political parties, may hold political opinions, etc. He should not step down. Trump and his Republican co-conspirators are pressuring him to go based on yet another in a long string of dishonest partisan conspiracy theories. No American president should ever be permitted to change the FBI into an authoritarian organization that serves only the president and pursues investigations, at his request, of his political opponents. My goodness! So what if the Trump base is willing to believe the garbage Fox or Trump or the House and Senate Republicans tell them. We won't squander our democracy for such deplorable idiocy

Quote:UCB Parent CA 2 hours ago
It seems to me that we need legal protection now not only for the special prosecutor, but for the leaders and personnel of the FBI. (I am thinking of those agents that Trump has been demonizing.) How else can it remain independent of the White House? Otherwise it could become a mere instrument of the President's power, which is more or less what Trump demanded of Comey. Of course the same could be said for the career staff at other federal agencies, such as the EPA. All are vulnerable to a President indifferent to the truth and the rule of law.

The posts above provide undisputable proof that a parallel universe exists.

(01-29-2018 08:14 PM)WKUYG Wrote:  Reading the comments from that NYT article is scary...

it's beyond sad what these dipshits pine upon.....it's what happens in urban centers....

it's basically PSY-351....

it's simply another form of #gangwarfare......

(01-29-2018 08:20 PM)TechRocks Wrote:  

(01-29-2018 08:14 PM)WKUYG Wrote:  Reading the comments from that NYT article is scary...

these idiots really believe this removal is about the President. I would say of the 30 quotes I read 90% were in the same tone as those below. Which were all in a line

Quote:Aryae Coopersmith Half Moon Bay, California 2 hours ago
Looks to me like one more piece of evidence in the obstruction of justice case.

Quote:Sideslip New York, NY 2 hours ago
So democracy IS going to fail. The truly sad, tragic, and pathetic thing is that it will have happened so easily, and at the hands of such an unclever, boorish, inelegant man. Maybe we didn’t deserve freedom; we didn’t want it badly enough.

Quote:Anonymous MD Massachusetts 5 hours ago
Why would he step down now? All of the open pressure from the Executive branch finally got to him? This does not bode well for an independent Justice Department or FBI. Politicizing the FBI is sickening behavior that is contrary to the belief that no person is above the law. I hope, in the end, those members of the Executive Branch and the Republican Congress who attacked this dedicated public servant are held responsible for this outrage.

Quote:Robert Seattle 3 hours ago
Everything that Mr. McCabe did was proper and consistent with FBI guidelines. FBI people and their families may belong to political parties, may hold political opinions, etc. He should not step down. Trump and his Republican co-conspirators are pressuring him to go based on yet another in a long string of dishonest partisan conspiracy theories. No American president should ever be permitted to change the FBI into an authoritarian organization that serves only the president and pursues investigations, at his request, of his political opponents. My goodness! So what if the Trump base is willing to believe the garbage Fox or Trump or the House and Senate Republicans tell them. We won't squander our democracy for such deplorable idiocy

Quote:UCB Parent CA 2 hours ago
It seems to me that we need legal protection now not only for the special prosecutor, but for the leaders and personnel of the FBI. (I am thinking of those agents that Trump has been demonizing.) How else can it remain independent of the White House? Otherwise it could become a mere instrument of the President's power, which is more or less what Trump demanded of Comey. Of course the same could be said for the career staff at other federal agencies, such as the EPA. All are vulnerable to a President indifferent to the truth and the rule of law.

The posts above provide undisputable proof that a parallel universe exists.

What amazes me is the conviction with which they are positive that McCabe only did things per FBI guidelines. How the eff would they know that?? Answer, they don't - they are just wishing in one hand......while sh!tting in the other. Pretty soon they be wondering why the wish hand is empty and the other full of sh!t!!

(01-29-2018 04:27 PM)solohawks Wrote:  Talking point has been released. McCabe forced out by FBI director after Trump kept pushing the issue

Obstruction is the new collusion

Doesn’t matter. The dismissal is going to end up being clearly “for cause”. The whole dynamic in Washington about to turn. The hunter will become the hunted. The truth of the corrupt year and a half orchestrated false prosecution of Russia Russia Russia for political gain is about to be undressed as the Watergate level criminal conspiracy that it is.

(01-29-2018 08:04 PM)gdunn Wrote:  

(01-29-2018 08:02 PM)shere khan Wrote:  Wray reads memo, McCabe gone the same day.

Hate to be this guy but didn't Wray read it yesterday?

Yeah, just heard Sara Carter say the same thing.

#SmokingGun

Wray was shocked when he read memo.


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(01-29-2018 09:19 PM)Kronke Wrote:  Wray was shocked when he read memo.


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I'll apply the same rule as I do against Mach and the left. You know this how?

(01-29-2018 09:21 PM)bullet Wrote:  

(01-29-2018 09:19 PM)Kronke Wrote:  Wray was shocked when he read memo.


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I'll apply the same rule as I do against Mach and the left. You know this how?

Sara Carter. She is on fire on Hannity right now. She also just said that there are indicators that McCabe requested agents to alter their FD-302’s with witnesses.

Obstruction!