Republicans And Democrats Want Obama's Swamper Prosecuted For Perjury
Nowadays, it appears like you can't go far before finding out about corruption.
Consistently we find out about another D.C. slug that is blameworthy of some wrongdoing.
Subtle elements are slipping out of elected officials and agency officials disregarding
the very laws they pledged to maintain.
In the course of the most recent couple of months, we found out about government officials
harassing and abusing staff.
We found out about Obama-era authorities overstepping privacy laws, including the 4th Amendment.
What's more, we've found out about liberal swamp dwellers cooperating to take the election.
Presently it appears like a noteworthy slug and anti-Trumper will get what he merits:
prosecution led by the two Republicans and Democrats.
You know whether the Democrats are ready, this person is REALLY in some hot water!
Via Washington Examiner:
Some lawmakers would like the Justice Department to prosecute former spy chief James Clapper
for inaccurate testimony to Congress about domestic surveillance before it's too late…
Clapper, director of national intelligence from 2010 to 2017, testified during a March
2013 Senate Intelligence Committee hearing that the NSA was "not wittingly" collecting
"any type of data at all" on millions of Americans.
Months later, former NSA contractor Edward Snowden revealed secret court orders forced
phone companies to turn over all U.S. call records on an "ongoing, daily basis…"
Lawmakers from both parties, but primarily Republicans supportive of new limits on surveillance,
called for Clapper's prosecution during the Obama administration, without success.
Several renewed their calls as the deadline nears.
"The time for the Department of Justice and the FBI to bring the accusations against
James Clapper in front of a grand jury is long overdue," said Rep. Ted Poe, R-Texas.
"He and others who have held administrative power must be held accountable to the same
laws that govern the people of the United States."
Clapper lied under oath.
That is a genuine offense.
It's reasonable he realized that the CIA was keeping an eye on American citizens.
However, he explicitly revealed to Congress they were not doing that.
Just until the point that Snowden released a huge number of archives was Clapper outed
as a liar.
It's imperative to prosecute Clapper, and here's the reason: he violated U.S. law.
Not simply under oath, but rather as leader of the CIA.
He knew they were violating the 4th Amendment.
Clapper let it happen at any rate.
This prosecution can guarantee this doesn't occur once more.
It will rouse organizations to be more straightforward about their activities.
Do we require individuals like Snowden to leak archives unfailingly?
Obviously not.
On the off chance that our organizations are simply legit, we needn't bother with informants
who imperil national security.
It stays to be checked whether Clapper will be prosecuted.
The statute of limitations is running out.
Congress must move rapidly, or Clapper could get off scot-free.
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Thank
you for reading.
H/T Patriot Journal, Washington Examiner
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