Memo claims Rosenstein approved application to extend surveillance of Carter Page: report
'Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein approved an application last year to extend surveillance of former Trump campaign associate Carter Page, according to a secret Republican memo detailed in a The New York Times report.
According to the Times, which cited three people familiar with the memo, the FBI and Justice Department's application was based partially on research by investigator Christopher Steele, who compiled a dossier containing unverified claims about President Trump's ties to Russia.
The GOP memo alleges officials did not sufficiently explain their reasoning for extending the surveillance, it added.
"Based on numerous news reports, top officials at the F.B.I. have engaged in conduct that shows bias against President Trump and bias for Hillary Clinton," he said, according to the Times.'
Yeah, much to the chagrin of the Left on here, not only is the memo to be released, the evidence supporting the conclusion is also. That is the key!
They have a lot more, but are keeping their powder dry, for when the Left tries to lie. The other evidence will make the Democrats keep quiet.
By the way------------> Ummmmmm, Trump has repeatedly said there was no collusion. At least 25 times I think.
Where exactly are the texting twosome, and the rest of the Democrats denying the allegations against them? We haven't heard a thing, have we? Wonder why-)
And the same goes for the Democrats................they haven't claimed the conclusions are all lies, just kinda taken out of context. Basically all we have seen from them is------> constant attempts to block its release. Wonder why on that too-)
