What do you do with a problem called the Federal Bureau of Investigatino, from Margot Cleveland, Federalist:
Shortly after the release of the special counsel report last year, I posited that Robert Mueller’s failure to investigate whether Russia interfered with the 2016 presidential election by feeding dossier author Christopher Steele disinformation established that Mueller was either incompetent or a political hack. Now, with the release of the inspector general’s report on FISA abuse, we know the answer: He was both.
The IG’s report on the U.S. Department of Justice and FBI’s handling of the Carter Page surveillance applications established 17 significant inaccuracies and omissions in the FISA application and renewals. (Eighteen if you include the one the IG missed). The 400-page report also established that the special counsel’s office was complicit in the FISA abuse, the probe was a witch hunt, and Mueller’s report was a cover-up for systematic government malfeasance.
Mueller Was As Bad as James Comey
And Christopher Wray is not much better.
A corrupt FBI director, James Comey, opens a political investigation in the presidential campaign of Donald J. Trump. This investigation is handed off to a former but also corrupt FBI director Robert Mueller. Comey is fired and replaced by the suspect Wray.
So what happened? Did the fickle finger of just pluck the only three rotten apples from the barrel, or the entire Federal Bureau of Investigation rotten? I say the latter. What say you?
I say fire every agent and lawyer in the FBI Headquarters. Keep the technicians.
