America doesn't realize how much troubling material the Senate has found

[littlemissmartypants]

Cross post from general discussion

THREAD) CBS just spoke to the REPUBLICAN chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee—now entering its third year of investigating Trump-Russia ties—and what Richard Burr has to tell America should decimate any lingering skepticism about Mueller. I hope you'll read on and retweet.
1/ Here's the link to the CBS interview. Skeptics reading this thread—who will be stunned by what they read—should understand that the interviewee, Republican Senator Richard Burr of North Carolina, was on TRUMP'S NATIONAL SECURITY TEAM as of October 2016.
2/ CBS notes that the Senate Intel Committee is entering its third year of a bipartisan Russia probe *despite* intense pressure—particularly from Burr's fellow Republicans—to wrap up its work. That alone is telling: that the Senate majority on the Committee is resisting stopping.
3/ QUOTE #1: "[Burr] acknowledges now that the investigation is broader, and perhaps more consequential, than it has long been thought to be." So America doesn't realize how much troubling material the Senate has found—or how far-flung and important to our future the material is.

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1093555871651635205.html


Hat Tip to RAB910.

[2naSalit]

1. K&R

[sprinkleeninow]

2. I'll never get the image of Sen. Feinstein's shaken look out of my recall when they were apprised

of/read that 'something' documentation.

Grassley appeared none too thrilled either. But with his normal countenance, who knows for sure.

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