Investigations in general are usually lacking.
Rob Porter had a wife who filed and EPO against him. He was staff secretary at the White House. While the FBI may not have done a check on it, surely the Secret Service should have and not allowed this serial wife abuser anywhere near the President much less the sensitive information he may have held. PS: Kav had the same job under Bush.
For a thorough investigation you need a set up like Captain Mueller has; a staff of competent individuals who know what questions to ask and the authority to drill as deep as you need to drill. And you need time.
Kav's investigation is for a job; he's had it done six times already. Whatever the investigation entails; nothing has been found before that is disqualifying.
are you saying the fbi sucks?
No. I’m saying for a thorough investigation, you need a set up like we have for the special counsel. Someone who has the time, staff, and authority.
where's the precedence for such an investigation for a nominee to the supreme court? that's how we run our government by precedence.
Where is the precedence for holding a spot open for nearly a year by the Committee?
are your referring to Garland? If you are, here it is from the '92. The Biden Rule:
In Context: The 'Biden Rule' on Supreme Court nominations in an election year
"McConnell is using Biden’s own words from 1992, when George H.W. Bush was president and Biden was chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, to explain why he intends to block President Barack Obama’s Supreme Court pick in an election year.
"The Senate will continue to observe the
Biden Rule so that the American people have a voice in this momentous decision" on who to name to the court, McConnell said in a March 16 speech on the floor of the Senate.
McConnell went on to quote some words from then-Judiciary Chairman Biden to show why the Senate’s disagreement with Obama is "about a principle, not a person.""
Dude, you all never know your facts. amazing shit.