tinydancer
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- Oct 16, 2010
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Good luck in your quest...You can't figure out examples of this investigation being allowed in this precious thread now can you...........LOLIt's a kick to watch conservative snowflakes act like they know the law.![]()
The IG gave the goods on McCabe. The Judge basically said what we've been saying all along. Judicial Watch has the other goods that need to be brought into investigation. Not to mention the Full IG report is not out nor the investigation of the FISA warrants from a prosecuter with the DOJ.
Mueller isn't up against amateurs...............And your side just got smacked in the face today whether you like it or not.
McCabe has not a thing to do with this motion, fool.
Bottom line.................Judicial Branch is not beholding to the executive branch.........maybe one day you'll understand that.
Beholden? The court has no authority to tell the Deputy AG how to conduct investigations.
Your about to get a lesson about Scope of Authority...This Judge is about to throw the whole mess out for gross prosecutorial misconduct.
This Judge figured out they had no authority in Manafort's case to do squat.. that is why he wanted to see all memos on the investigations authorities. If he throws these out as not concurring with the laws regulating the special counsel or find they violated their mandate, the judge could kill the investigations outright as being unlawful.
This could not end well.. and if they refuse to give him access to these documents he could kill them with prejudice as being unlawful.. This is one judge who wont screw around with the crap Mueller is doing.
The memo is the key. The fact that Mueller conducted that vile raid on Manafort's home BEFORE the memo was written that authorized him to do so and that anyone supports this action is appalling.