Court: Obama Illegally Used FBI to Spy on Trump Campaign

[saxitoxin]

The chief justice of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court has concluded the Obama-controlled FBI illegally spied on the Trump 2016 presidential campaign. According to a review, the Obama FBI lied to the court to obtain search warrants and, in the absence of those lies, the warrants never would have been granted. Judge Boasberg, who issued the ruling, was appointed by Obama in 2010 to the federal bench and unanimously confirmed by the Senate so he is beyond reproach.

... two of the four court orders allowing the FBI to conduct secret national security surveillance on former Trump campaign aide Carter Page were not valid because the government made "material misstatements" in obtaining them, according to a newly declassified judicial order.

The disclosure by James Boasberg, the top judge on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, underscores the extent to which the FBI bungled its handling of a highly sensitive case, a failure that is continuing to have serious policy and political repercussions.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/nation ... r-n1121406

So Obama used his office to try to dig up dirt on a political rival.

[NomadPatriot]

#TrumpWasRight

[2dimes]

#TrumpWingNight

[NomadPatriot]

#TrumpWingNight

sounds fitting for Trump
..
- everyone loves Wing Night...

- Wings come in various flavors
Original
Hot & Spicy
Sweet & Sour

- Wings Are affordable

2Dimes is coming around..

[2dimes]

He eats 'em with a knife and fork though. I get sauce everywhere.

[NomadPatriot]

maybe you should get 'sauce on the side' & be a Dipper

[2dimes]

Nope.

[riskllama]

how exactly was/is Trump a "political rival" of Obama?

[HitRed]

how exactly was/is Trump a "political rival" of Obama?

The Press Dinner is where it all started.



The roast that launched a million tweets

[NomadPatriot]

' Obama didn't pull any punches -speaking out against Trump-....'

"what we haven't seen before I think is somebody questioning the integrity of elections & the will of the people..."
-Barry referring to Donald Trump before Trump won the election...

( and then the most embarrassing part happens…)

[riskllama]

so, neither of you have an answer for me then?

[HitRed]

so, neither of you have an answer for me then?

Watch the video all the way to the end this time. I thought Canadians had free Lasek?

[saxitoxin]

how exactly was/is Trump a "political rival" of Obama?

1. Obama is a Democrat, Trump is a Republican
2. Obama endorsed the person running against Trump
3. Obama and his wife, Mitch, appeared at rallies encouraging people to vote for a person other than Trump
4. Obama's landmark piece of legislation named after him has been called for repeal by Trump
etc., etc.

[riskllama]

ofc he did, but how can you call him a "political rival"? it's not like he could've ran against him because you can only serve two consecutive terms down there, no?

[NomadPatriot]

so, neither of you have an answer for me then?

Watch the video all the way to the end this time. I thought Canadians had free Lasek?

oh.. i guess Llama thinks I was acknowledging him..



Llama needs education..

rival
[ rahy-vuhl ]

noun
a person who is competing for the same object or goal as another, or who tries to equal or outdo another; competitor.
a person or thing that is in a position to dispute another's preeminence or superiority:

[HitRed]

NP Wins the thread!

[riskllama]

NP Wins the thread!

unlikely, HR. the term "political rival" suggests they were in direct competition w/each other for something, like a senate seat or, the office of the POTUS. were they? no, they were not.

[HitRed]

In Montreal, Obama defends his legacy as Trump aims to dismantle it in Washington. Former President Barack Obama delivers his keynote speech to the Montreal Chamber of

HR WINS the Thread!

[NomadPatriot]

NP Wins the thread!

[saxitoxin]

CONGRATS ON WINNING THE THREAD, NP AND HR!!!




Sorry you ended up sucking a nine incher on this one, Llama!

[jonesthecurl]

That's worn a bit thin, In fact it's thread-bear.

[NomadPatriot]

how exactly was/is Trump a "political rival" of Obama?

The Press Dinner is where it all started.



The roast that launched a million tweets

watch the 1st 30 seconds again and consider this fact

" The body language of your nose is an interesting one. Research has shown that when people lie they are very likely to touch some part of their nose. This can take the form of tapping, scratching, rubbing, etc. "

[riskllama]

didn't the Obama/Trump thing start w/the whole birther theory?