Articles of Impeachment have been offered…

The truth is that this is long over­due but it is worth not­ing that this man was giv­en every oppor­tu­ni­ty to do the right thing…

In the world of attor­neys there is one thing that must always be pro­tect­ed and that is some­thing that is dif­fi­cult for many to deal with.

The problem is conflict of interest.

There could also be more serious issues considering that the Fisa Warrant may have been altered…

Allegedly…   The thing here is a question of who is in charge?  That is the one thing that no one seems to understand at all..  Where is Jeff Sessions…

Years ago, there was a case where a legal issue was brought to an attor­ney.

Even though the case was a good case the attor­ney had to decline to accept an offer of rep­re­sent­ing the client because he had a con­flict.

The con­flict was that his firm rep­re­sent­ed one of the par­ties to the law­suit.

The attor­ney explained that because this rela­tion­ship exist­ed it would not be prop­er to pur­sue a case because his firm could not rep­re­sent both the client and the com­plaint at the same time.

This is known and it is wide­ly known to be a con­flict of inter­est.

Anoth­er well known con­cept is recusal.

When a prob­lem exists that is unten­able, the involved attor­ney must recuse.

This is the mis­take that Rod Rosen­stien made with respect to pur­su­ing a case where he had mul­ti­ple con­flicts of inter­est, (alleged­ly)

Democ­rats are scream­ing foul but do they have a case?

The answer is clear and it is No they do not have a case and the more they scream about this the worse the elec­tions com­ing up will be for them.

The real prob­lem is that they can­not help them­selves.

They will con­tin­ue to alleged­ly lie and deny until the Amer­i­can Vot­er has to tell them it is time to go home.

This is very damming…  source.

The House Intel­li­gence Com­mit­tee is inves­ti­gat­ing whether the gov­ern­ment has used the Jus­tice Department’s awe­some inves­tiga­tive author­i­ties as a weapon against polit­i­cal adver­saries. We learned yes­ter­day that, in response to this very inves­ti­ga­tion, Deputy Attor­ney Gen­er­al Rod Rosen­stein … threat­ened to use the Jus­tice Department’s awe­some inves­tiga­tive author­i­ties as a weapon against polit­i­cal adver­saries.

To recap: In Jan­u­ary 2018, Con­gress was inves­ti­gat­ing whether the Jus­tice Depart­ment had abused the FISA process. The top Jus­tice Depart­ment offi­cial for pur­pos­es of respond­ing to this con­gres­sion­al inves­ti­ga­tion was resist­ing it; this includ­ed fight­ing the dis­clo­sure of the last war­rant rel­e­vant to that inves­ti­ga­tion, which he had per­son­al­ly approved — a war­rant that relied on the unver­i­fied Steele dossier (flout­ing FBI guide­lines hold­ing that unver­i­fied infor­ma­tion is not to be pre­sent­ed to the FISA court), and that failed to dis­close both that the dossier was a Clin­ton-cam­paign prod­uct and that Steele had been boot­ed from the inves­ti­ga­tion for lying.

So when you hear every­thing and you see every­thing you have to under­stand that what has been going on here is a prob­lem that every­one should under­stand.

The more we learn about what is going on in Wash­ing­ton the more we begin to ful­ly under­stand just how das­tard­ly and dire the sit­u­a­tion is in our nations capi­tol.

What we know for sure is that IF repub­li­cans do not do some­thing about this mess that they helped to cre­ate, it may well be the begin­ning of the end for the GOP.