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Tommy_Carcetti

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5. In terms of substance, yes.

Reply to Kristofer Bry (Original post)

Fri Feb 2, 2018, 07:12 AM

Feb 2018

There will be nothing damning in there against the Russia investigation that isn’t an obvious product of transparent political hackery.

However the Intel community is concerned it will still blow the lid on intelligence gathering operations so it still has the opportunity to do some real collateral damage.

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Releasing the Nunes Memo is gonna be like Geraldo Rivera Opening Al Capone's Vault [View all] Kristofer Bry Feb 2018 OP

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In terms of substance, yes. Tommy_Carcetti Feb 2018 #5

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