Every minute spent outraged at what Comey, McCabe or Muller did yesterday, is one minute less that Bill Barr is being held accountable for what he is not doing today
I assume that Sundance's little game is that, when the declassification begins, he'll try to take credit for bringing the pressure to bear to force it.
It's childish.
He's such a talented and insightful man who can give some good analysis. Still, he does seem to get tripped up by his ego. Quite a few Twitter users have sparred with him. Notably, one public figure, Dan Bongino.
ReplyDeleteRegarding diGenova's prediction that malfeasance will start being publicly revealed tomorrow - assuming criminal investigations are underway & the investigators wouldn't want evidence prematurely exposed - would public exposure of malfeasance, without corresponding criminal charges, mean there will be no criminal charges forthcoming?
ReplyDeleteNo. My assumption that the revelations will simply be the release of official documents that were created in the normal course of official business. For example, unredacted versions of the FISA apps, etc.
DeleteLeave well enough alone. My 2 cents.
ReplyDeleteSundance runs a brilliant blog, but sometimes he is obnoxious. I stopped commenting there.
ReplyDeleteI ran this brief post just for people who may come here from there.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate the post. Sundance is a bitch.
ReplyDeleteHis latest is a pretty good example. Just foolish.
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