Slade3200
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He explained how he corroborated many of his conclusions. Most of which were by reviewing the actions of the decision makers and all who were involved in each process to determine whether bias existed and if it effected the outcome. He concluded it didn’tHow did he address it?no, you are making that up too. He address it during the hearing today which you clearly didn’t watch. Keep talking though. It’s entertainingread the report. It doesn’t say they spied on trump. It said the investigation was valid and not started out of political bias. The FISA renewal for Carter page involved a doctored email trying to dismiss a witness, there there are issues around thatNo, I didn't make it up. What is their legitimate justification for spying on the Trump campaign?not according to this report. You’re just making that up. Time to update those broken record talking points
Get your facts straight and stop making things up.
Meaningless. Horowitz just accepts what the people questions tells him about their motives.
https://www.theepochtimes.com/william-barr-has-suddenly-become-chatty-and-hes-provided-quite-an-information-dump_3171471.html?irclickid=Q82zYPS4lxyJR3k0MdV3iVCmUknyFvzxxx:xWE0&irgwc=1
11. The Inspector General operates differently as an internal watchdog. Horowitz’s approach is to say that if people involved give reasonable explanations for what appears to be wrongdoing, and if he cannot find documentary or testimonial evidence to the contrary, he accepts it.
12. Contrary to much reporting, Horowitz did not rule out improper motive; he did not find documentary or testimonial evidence of improper motive. Those are two different things.