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Trump Feels “Vindicated” By Nunes: Why That’s Absurd In 1 Quick Story
I'm going to tell you a quick story to (hopefully) prove a point. Some will get it, some won't. C'est la vie.
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I'm a high school chemistry teacher.
I got lung cancer.
I thought I might die. It occurred to me that if I did die, my family would likely be destitute.
So what I did was, I started cooking blue meth.
Some folks got wind of what I was doing and started asking questions. In order to deflect those questions, I accused my brother-in-law (who's a DEA agent) of illegally tapping
yea, I got it. Classic!
Trump will continue to feel “somewhat” vindicated until the details of the communications that Flynn, Manafort, Page and possibly Trump had with their Russian friends are released to the public.
Except for the part that Nunes stated “Russia” was mentioned no where in the reports that had been circulated, and that Trump associates had been unmasked (which is illegal under FISA) and that he was concerned about why incidental evidence concerning the private conversations and FISA protected identities of these American citizens had been widely disseminated among intelligence agencies…
“It’s not a duck, I swear!”