The FBI has fired agents who illegally spied on GOP senators at the request of the Biden regime

[Marener]

But that still does not prevent someone with a normal conscience from doing (mostly) right things.

Only quasi-psychopaths like you defend doing something as blatantly immoral as spying on someone who hasn't committed a crime.

Kind of a catch 22. You can’t find out if they committed a crime without investigating first.

There’s nothing immoral about investigating suspects, per se.

As long as the investigation was properly predicated on reasonable suspicion. That’s also somewhat subjective.

 

[MayorQuimby]

Kind of a catch 22. You can’t find out if they committed a crime without investigating first.

There’s nothing immoral about investigating suspects, per se.

As long as the investigation was properly predicated on reasonable suspicion. That’s also somewhat subjective.

Depends on what kind of "investigation" is involved and for what purpose. If the FBI is tapping people's phone lines when there is no probable grounds for possible crimes or worse, they have no warrant for it, then it's very bad. Also, if the pure reason is to spy on a GOP politician just because he's GOP then it's also very bad.

 

[Marener]

Depends on what kind of "investigation" is involved and for what purpose. If the FBI is tapping people's phone lines when there is no probable grounds for possible crimes or worse, they have no warrant for it, then it's very bad. Also, if the pure reason is to spy on a GOP politician just because he's GOP then it's also very bad.

When did any of that happen?

 

[MayorQuimby]

When did any of that happen?

I don't think it helps to argue technicality like whether the FBI truly tapped the phone lines on GOP politicians or not. The important thing is, whatever the FBI told its agents to do, they most likely did it without a warrant and they did it for purely political reasons. Both of which should concern you, but don't.

 

[Mack The Finger]

These agents were obligated to refuse and report illegal orders, and they didn't do that.

A order from the president....I don't know for me that would be a hard call to fire whoever...he could have at least let him resign.

 

[Scoutster]

Bye!

 

[Care4all]

Executing illegal orders? Yes.

The people who issued the orders should be prosecuted, as well.

Who was that in this case?

It wasn't illegal...it was gotten by a grand jury subpoena, from what I've read?

Fact-checking Hawley's claims that the FBI 'tapped' his and other senators' phones

Legal experts said Hawley misused the term "tapping" to describe the data searches.

www.pbs.org

Yep, the meta data was gotten through subpoena....

NO ONE was Wire tapped.