Please move on to Horowitz since you have struck out with your support of the Muells investigation. With the bombshell dropped today you have a massive amount of egg to wipe off your face.
Ok. You’re reaching the point of nonsensical babbling, so I’ll just interpret this to mean that you understand how incredibly stupid you sounded and now admit that Mueller’s investigation was 100% consistent with what I’ve said I would support visa vis Biden and is 100% different from the President of the United States calling up a foreign country and asking them to initiate an investigation of a political rival that his own DOJ declined when his personal lawyer shopped it to them.
Moving on to Horowitz/Crossfire Hurricane.
Again, 100% consistent. Crossfire Hurricane was the predecessor of the Mueller investigation. Both were independent investigations run by DOJ, with no political interference and a sufficient factual predicate based on evidence provided by a friendly foreign government.
With respect to Horowitz, my position has always had two prongs:
1. I don’t think there was wrongdoing, but if there was, punish it.
2. Unless there is a difference between FISA and normal warrants that takes it outside my experience, this idea that Horowitz will be a silver bullet that unravels the entire investigation is fabulist nonsense that is being pitched by partisan grifters.
I was partially wrong. There were procedural abuses. Steps should be taken to correct that.
So far, what I’ve said about part 2 has been echoed by other attorneys with federal experience, and it was not contradicted in the Horowitz report or anywhere else, that I’m aware of.
I have become aware of some FISA differences, but none that change my belief about what the outcome would be on a motion to suppress, and that
Franks would be the standard applied to any challenge.
Feel free to quote where I’ve said something inconsistent or where I have posted “falsehoods.” I haven’t. Otherwise, I’ll move on to your most ridiculous example of all: constitutional impeachment.