>Remember they are all sitting on presidential pardons. If the unmasking was done before the date on their pardon…then they're good.
Any acts done in furtherance of the Shadow Government conspiracy after Obama left office is outside the scope of any pardon and can be prosecuted.
>Are pardons retroactive?
Pardons are only retroactive; they do not cover actions after the pardon.
>Did we ever find out who paid Schiff the $7.8 million for selling out America?
Schiff wasn't paid $7.8 million; that was the cost of the House investigation.
The Select Committee on Benghazi initially released its findings in June but remained in place for months afterward trying to declassify supporting documents like emails and interview transcripts for public release.
The final report, not including dissenting views from committee Democrats, clocks in at more than 322,000 words. It was added to the official House record without fanfare on Dec. 7 by Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., the panel’s chairman.
The panel, which spent more than $7.8 million over two and a half years, disbanded at the end of the 114th Congress, before a new Congress begins in January.
>I might have missed it in this thread but what is the official count of #ObamaGate on twatter right now?
The trend algorithm used by Twitter emphasizes spikes in keyword usage, so a steady tweet rate re ObamaGate, even if huge, can drop it from the trend list. Usage needs to suddenly spike up again to make the list.
>Just had major deja vu…
>This is why Sessions recused, and the plan HAD to unfold and let EVERYONE recommit to new crimes. Pardons have timestamps, and only can look backwards. And are ONLY Federal.
>its all right here DTM 17 is Q team no body is hiding shit
>https://www.esd.whs.mil/DD/DoD-Issuances/DTM/