Trump Retribution Phase | Trump post demands Bondi prosecute his enemies

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The two emails they released say they relate to Russia hacking of DNC and a combined report to then President Obama about that — and have no mention or apparent relationship to any investigation of Trump or his involvement … Rogers primary concern is about having time to complete a thorough enough review to reach confidence in their assessments on the tight timeframe for submitting the report to Obama. It sounds like Rogers was trying to weasel out of NSA signing onto the report and Clapper was like nah, we are stuck with the timeline and may have to “compromise on our ‘normal’ modalities” given available time to all sign onto the report. Rogers is pressing for more time and direct comments on the final product and being told there is no more time and get as much down as you can to get on board for a classified report to POTUS [obvious context so POTUS has time to digest and respond to it before his term ends].

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Consistent with the concerns raised by Rogers in the email declassified by Gabbard and promoted by Trump, NSA signed onto the report with High Confidence as to the assessment that Russia attempted to interfere in the 2016 election but with Moderate Confidence regarding the assessment about Putin’s preference for Trump:

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Setting aside the Gabbard/Trump allegations, reading the entire declassified version of the report, what jumps out at me is that they avoid describing their confidence in the assessment of Russian attempts to access local voting offices (second column page 3) — that part of the summary reads as particularly hazy compared to the rest.

Maybe they just didn’t have time to gather enough intel to say more or maybe their intel review was not as confident as some of the other analysis. 🧐
 
nycfan said:
The two emails they released say they relate to Russia hacking of DNC and a combined report to then President Obama about that — and have no mention or apparent relationship to any investigation of Trump or his involvement … Rogers primary concern is about having time to complete a thorough enough review to reach confidence in their assessments on the tight timeframe for submitting the report to Obama. It sounds like Rogers was trying to weasel out of NSA signing onto the report and Clapper was like nah, we are stuck with the timeline and may have to “compromise on our ‘normal’ modalities” given available time to all sign onto the report. Rogers is pressing for more time and direct comments on the final product and being told there is no more time and get as much down as you can to get on board for a classified report to POTUS [obvious context so POTUS has time to digest and respond to it before his term ends].

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I'm actually impressed they're identifying documents that completely disprove everything Trump is whining about. They're obviously counting on MAGA's unwillingness, or inability, to read.
 
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It's amazing at how MAGAs firmly control all three branches of the federal government, most state governments, and have been using their power to take a wrecking ball to the government, yet they still seem convinced that the Deep State runs things and that they're always the victims of evil Deep State LibDems. It's like their persistent belief that all news media except Fox (and OAN and Newsmax) are still liberal when that simply is no longer the case. They've developed this fundamentalist, hardcore MAGA belief system and they simply cannot be shaken from it, no matter how much contrary evidence accumulates against them.
 


“…Bondi’s order came weeks after National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard accused Obama and his aides of a “treasonous conspiracy” and said she had sent a criminal referral to the Justice Department.

Davis applauded Bondi’s actions in a recent interview.

“This is the greatest conspiracy in American history,” he said, referring to what he says are Democratic plots against President Donald Trump. “There must be the most severe legal, political and financial consequences for this unprecedented weaponization. This must never happen again.”

… Davis said he is unaware of Bondi’s next step. But he praised the recent party-line Senate confirmation of a new U.S. attorney in South Florida, Jason Reding Quiñones, whom he called a personal friend and urged senators to support.

“I want Jason to set up his own grand jury and pursue this aggressively,” Davis said. “And I want him to put criminals in prison for a very long time.”

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Davis called for Quiñones to convene a special federal grand jury in Port St. Lucie, the seat of St. Lucie County, which Trump carried by 10 percentage points last year. It would investigate what he calls a Democratic conspiracy to undermine Trump stretching from the 2016 campaign to the 2022 FBI search of his Mar-a-Lago estate to today.

Quiñones, a Miami-Dade County judge appointed by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis a year ago, is a former federal prosecutor in Miami and a lieutenant colonel in the Air Force Reserve. He was a major crimes prosecutor but received poor performance evaluations, The Miami Herald reported. Quiñones filed and dropped a racial discrimination complaint and moved to the Civil Division, where he received satisfactory reviews.

… Viewing the Mar-a-Lago search as part of a decadelong anti-Trump conspiracy serves a legal purpose, legal experts said. It could allow prosecutors to treat alleged acts from 2016 and 2017 as part of a single conspiracy and bypass a five-year statute of limitations on denial of rights charges.

Davis said a “conspiracy against rights” federal criminal charge could be used in the Florida investigation that he called for Quiñones to open. A special grand jury could investigate whether actions by Clinton and Obama in 2016 and 2017 violated Trump's rights as part of a single broad, anti-Trump conspiracy by Democrats that Davis believes includes the Mar-a-Lago search and continues today….”
 
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