Sorry but the Federalist didn't say they lied... Did the staff resign, yes... Did comey ask for more resources? Yes... Did McCabe? No....
Nice spin but sorry the Federalist is a piece of trash doing a hit piece:
The Federalist Papers Project
You get a list of crap... Find a reputable source please...
Your sources are not any better, hate to break it to you. People are going to lean towards the sources that they agree with, and the same goes for you.
Sorry but the Federalist didn't say they lied... Did the staff resign, yes... Did comey ask for more resources? Yes... Did McCabe? No....
Nice spin but sorry the Federalist is a piece of trash doing a hit piece:
The Federalist Papers Project
You get a list of crap... Find a reputable source please...
The stories that you have been spreading are not true. You are lying. Why?
From the link I posted . . .
The story was based on anonymous sources, naturally, and noted “The news was first reported by the New York Times.” If true, it would support a narrative that Trump had fired Comey not due to his general incompetence but because he was trying to thwart a legitimate and fruitful investigation. Anonymous sources again had something very different to say from people whose comments were tied to their names, who all denied the report. The Justice Department spokeswoman immediately responded that the claim was false, and her quote was included in the story:
Justice Department spokeswoman Sarah Isgur Flores said reports that Comey had requested more funding or other resources for the Russia investigation are ‘totally false.’ Such a request, she said, ‘did not happen.’
The next day under oath, acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe repeatedly denied that the probe into Russia was undersourced or requiring any additional funds. In response to one question about whether the FBI had sufficient resources to investigate, he said:
‘If you are referring to the Russia investigation, I do. I believe we have the adequate resources to do it and I know that we have resourced that investigation adequately,’ acting FBI director Andrew McCabe told lawmakers, adding that he was unaware of any request by the agency for additional resources.
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Washington Post stories sourced to anonymous “officials” have fallen apart, including Josh Rogin’s January 26 report claiming that “the State Department’s entire senior management team just resigned” as “part of an ongoing mass exodus of senior Foreign Service officers who don’t want to stick around for the Trump era.”
The story went viral before the truth caught up. As per procedure, the Obama administration had, in coordination with the incoming Trump administration, asked for the resignations of all political appointees. While it would have been traditional to let them stay for a few months, the Trump team let them know that their services wouldn’t be necessary. The entire story was wrong.
Rogin also had the false story that Steve Bannon had personally confronted Department of Homeland Security’s Gen. John F. Kelly to pressure him not to weaken an immigration ban.
Take it away, Kelly:
‘It was a fantasy story,’ Kelly said. Of the reporter, he said: ‘Assuming he’s not making it up… whoever his sources are, are playing him for a fool.’
Each of these stories were explosive breaking news that served an anti-Trump narrative but later turned out to be false.