Ray From Cleveland
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Yes, but that is what impartial investigations are for. I'm hoping they find the guilty party, but I am not hoping it is one particular person.I don't know about the 'right' as that seems a pretty vague term. I know that THIS conservative would not be hoping that Obama is guilty of spying on an American candidate.It's kind of a double edged sword really.
Let's say that Barr's investigation leads him to Obama for the spying. Wouldn't we on the right hope that Obama is guilty?
Somebody is responsible. I can't believe these things were going on under his nose and he had no idea or say in what was happening.
No honest judge would have issued a warrant with the main source of information being opposition research. If a judge did issue a warrant based on that, he or she should be thrown off the bench. It's likely whoever submitted the FISA court information lied or misled. Those are the people I would like to see locked up. I don't worry about Obama. He will have his day with God.
That would be all Republicans. Just like the judges on the FISA court. Therein lies your problem. And none of the investigators, or the judges are the least bit concerned about anything Trump has to say about it.
Like I said, chances are the judge(s) did no wrong. It's the people at the FBI who submitted those applications I want to see a total investigation on.