16 Replies to ““When the President does it, that means that it is not illegal””

  1. If only Feinstein cared this much when it was just everyone else being spied on. Spy on the masses all you want, but not us elites.

  2. How dare the spies spy on the ruling class like Sen. Feinstein!
    When there’s one law for the elites and another for the commoners, tyranny is just around the corner.

  3. The current administration is doing its best to destroy liberal democracy in the US>

  4. Given the existence of the Presidential pardon, which could be applied, one would think, to the President himself
    (i.e. the President could pardon himself) it is true de facto if not de jure that what the President does and authorises
    is not illegal. The only remedy against abuse of Presidential power is impeachment.

  5. This is the kind of thing you would expect from the KGB (Kind Good Boys) where every 5th citizen is a government informant.
    Spies spying on the spying committee, the Ouroboros lives!
    An indication that ‘civilization’ is circling the drain, systemic tyranny…
    “The 2013 NDAA overturned a 64-year ban on the domestic dissemination of propaganda (described as “public diplomacy information”) produced for foreign audiences, effectively eliminating the distinction between foreign and domestic audiences. [35][36] Amendments made to the Smith-Mundt Act of 1948 and Foreign Relations Authorization Act of 1987 allow for materials produced by the State Department and the Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG) to be released within US borders.[37][38]”
    Not to mention that Feinstein-Lee amendment also tried to introduce some protection of habeas corpus to military detention courtesy of the NDAA (National Defense Authorization Act).
    But who needs a right to a trial, before a constitutionally recognized court these days?
    So maybe this is a little CIA ‘payback’?
    Cheers
    Hans Rupprecht, Commander in Chief
    1st Saint Nicolaas Army
    Army Group “True North”

  6. A predictable media piece: strong on innuendo, short on details.
    That aside though, and love those senators or hate ’em, a national intelligence organization should have no power to deny information to a duly appointed and properly vetted parliamentary intelligence committee.

  7. Yet again, WH says one thing, and the FBI/CIA/NSA say something else.
    And the media don’t even care to investigate who is lying.

  8. The fact this oval office felon is not impeached and indicted is a statement about how irrelevant the current GOP has become.

  9. “When there’s one law for the elites and another for the commoners, tyranny is just around the corner.”
    Not around the corner, that is pretty much the definition of tyranny right there.
    Those ‘removed documents’ are in safe keeping, …along with Cap’n WaffleSnarfer’s Birth Certificate and college transcripts plus the classified material from the National Archives Sandy Berger stuffed down his pants.

  10. As this tragedy unfolds it just gets better and better.
    Shakespeare would be impressed.. Nice job Valerie 🙂

  11. I think this line just about sums it up ….
    “She likes spying, unless its on her…….
    She hates guns, unless its in her holster………
    FU*K YOU, you hypocritical cu*t………
    See, I can be respectful……… :-)”
    ht Angrymikes hood
    bverwey

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