Sara A. Carter

‏@SaraCarterDC

President Trump is reportedly preparing to announce a withdrawal of 4,000 troops from Afghanistan.

Afghanistan 18 years later: What should be the future American role in the region?

#TheSaraCarterShow

5:00 PM - 19 Dec 2019

https://twitter.com/SaraCarterDC/status/1207827959307853824

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>>7566365

Rep. Hank Johnson et al - letter to AG Barr.

What I find quite interdasting is:

1: The letter is posted on Johnson's verified twitter account.

2: But it's NOT dated. I find that odd. Normally those official Gov letters or memos are dated.

Hmm

https://mobile.twitter.com/RepHankJohnson/status/1207767044369899520

>>7566489

Still no date, even on 3rd page.

But there are 3 lines of white-out.

Hmm

>>7566529

And his redaction method is white-out.

kek

>>7566549

FISA Court Owes Some Answers

(WSJ - Dec 19, 2019) - Kimberley Strassel

FISA Court Owes Some Answers

Why did the presiding judge stonewall Rep. Devin Nunes when he reported FBI abuses?

On Feb. 7, 2018, Devin Nunes, then chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, sent a letter to Judge Collyer informing her of its findings in his probe of the FBI’s Page application….

Mr. Nunes asked the court whether any transcripts of FISC hearings about this application existed, and if so, to provide them to the committee.

Judge Collyer responded a week later, with a dismissive letter that addressed only the last request. The judge observed that any such transcripts would be classified, that the court doesn’t maintain a “systematic record” of proceedings and that, given “separation of power considerations,” Mr. Nunes would be better off asking the Justice Department. The letter makes no reference to the Intelligence Committee findings.

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Article goes on to say Nunes made a second request & Judge Collyer blew him off a second time.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/fisa-court-owes-some-answers-11576799937