Jonathan Turley — The Steele Dossier and the perils of political insurance policies

Summary:
This is legal in the US? If not, where was the line crossed? Even if legal, it appears that a line was crossed when participants lied to investigators and the press about it. There are also questions raised about politicization of the US intelligence services, perhaps assisted by British intelligence.Even if is legal, it proves that HRC was preparing to do exactly what she was accusing DJT of planning to do–contest the result if he lost.There is a very bad smell about this. In fact, it is beginning to stink.The Democrats had better get out in front on this or the party apparatus will be even further discredited.The HillThe Steele Dossier and the perils of political insurance policies Jonathan Turley | Shapiro Professor of Public Interest Law at George Washington University

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Mike Norman considers the following as important: FBI, FISA, GPS Fusion, Hillary Clinton, intelligence politicization, law and justice, Robert Mueller, Steele dossier, US Justice Department, US Politics

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