Lois Lerner didn't harm ANY conservative organizations at all. The ONLY groups who weren't given their non-profit status were 4 organizations which were affiliated with the Democratic Party. From a 2017 article:
Not to mention that engaging in political activies is illegal for non-profits in the first place, so any application from groups engaging in political activities on either side, shouldn't be getting the non-profit designation. From the same article:
How did Comey "set up" General Flynn? Did he tell Flynn to call the Russian Ambassador and illegally promise him to lift the sanctions once Trump was in office? Did Comey order Flynn to lie to the FBI when asked about the call? Did Comey arrange for the Russian government to pay Flynn $25,000 shortly after Flynn resigned from the military.
Please tell us how Comey arranged for General Flynn to do all of these illegal things, just so he could arrest him, because that's a fucking incredible Jedi Mind Trick.
The whole McCabe/Strozc/Page thing cost Trump's government BIGLY. All of the Trump's allegations against both of them proved to be false. The courts ordered McCabe's employment and pension to be reinstated - while Trump was in office, and all three have sued the federal government for First Amendment violations, and Privacy Act violations.
The DOJ was initially defending these suits because they related to actions Trump took as President, but they've recently stepped aside to allow a Trump to sit for a Deposition in these suits. As the least public figure of the three, Page has the strongest case for privacy rights and slander. McCabe was the Deputy Director of the FBI, and as such was the media contact for all FBI related press questions. Strzoc was Deputy Assistant Director of the
FBI's Counterintelligence Division, and lead the investigation into Donald Trump's connections to Russian Intelligence.
Notice how that whole investigation went away after Strzok's firing, and the investigation was never seen or heard from again. If they had found nothing, why not issue a report and says so? Just like the bank and wire fraud investigation of the Trump Corporation in New York State just "disappeared" after Bill Barr became AG, but then Leticia James took it over after Cyrus Vance Jr. closed up shop and retired, so that one at least has been revived.
The FISA Application Renewal which contained the "falsified information" you speak of, had nothing to do with the Trump Administration, or any Trump Investigation. Carter Page had been warned on multiple occasions that the GRU was trying to recruit him as an agent. Page had been the subject of 4 FISA Warrants/renewal applications, three of which occured prior to his "volunteering" for the Trump Campaign.
The FBI dropped all surveillance of Page while he was working with the campaign, and only applied for the 4th renewal in October of 2016, AFTER he announced that he was leaving the campaign in the late summer of 2016. The FBI similarly dropped their surveillance of Paul Manafort while he worked for the Trump Campaign, and then picked up their investigation again, after he left/was fired in August of 2016.
If anything, it appears that the FBI showed a lot more care and discretion in investigation Trump and his campaign staffers, than they showed in a very public investigation of all things Hillary throughout 2015 and 2016, and the Auditor General's Report on the 2016 election investigations basically said the same thing. Trump fired the AG after he issued this report, which Trump had hoped to use to re-open the investigation and indict Clinton, after Special Prosecutor Huber came up empty.
That's the report that Durham mischaracterized as finding fault with the Trump Investigations, and their origins, pointing to the fact that the FBI made changes in light of the AG's findings as proof that they mishandled the Trump investigations. That's not what the AG said at all. But of course you don't fact check anything.