Good Evening OCU!
Incredible article.
The story just seems so far fetched and over explained.
How could four employees all mishandle top secret data and get warnings? That's bizarre in itself.
Where do they hire these military personnel from?
What kind of reserve duty obligation did this chap have, and is his skill within the military the skill the committee was paying him for?
Unrelated to the various investigations of not Hillary Clinton's involvement with Benghazi, what is this cloak and dagger bullshit going on inside the Congress.
Trey is a former US Attorney. It wouldn't surprise me that as a Congressman acting with Constitutional empowerment he might be above the law, and act accordingly. Same mistake Oliver North made. It is easy to be seduced by the glory of it.
Where, and who, and what these outside experts might be investigating or examining or scouting or poking around about, it sounds like a vague and promiscuous interpretation of the law being used for the single reason of running a witch hunt.
Which is in fact exactly what is being done.
The humor here is that one of the players inside the witch hunt is suing his employer, the Federal Government.
I love it.
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