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randome

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10. He disclosed that there was surveillance to the public.

Fri Mar 31, 2017, 09:12 AM

Mar 2017

Forget that we know surveillance occurs all the time. Nunes went further and said it pertained to Dolt45's bogus wire-tapping claim. The argument can be made that this was at best an improper release of classified information to the public at large.

I don't recall specifics but agencies have tried to use this line against leakers in the past: that simply disclosing the broad outlines of an operation is improper.
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Was Nunes involved in espionage? [View all] gordianot Mar 2017 OP

Useful idiot get the red out Mar 2017 #1

Narcissistic stooge... Zoonart Mar 2017 #2

He can't even make the excuse that he was gathering info for his committee, Tanuki Mar 2017 #3

I'd say the blokes who handed the info to him are in trouble. randome Mar 2017 #4

He claims he was pursuing his investigations of the leaks wherever it led wishstar Mar 2017 #5

Well he does work for the President. At least that's what dem4decades Mar 2017 #6

Yoho might gibraltar72 Mar 2017 #7

Secret info...really?? - more propaganda from the WH - and Nunes asiliveandbreathe Mar 2017 #8

No BainsBane Mar 2017 #9

He disclosed that there was surveillance to the public. randome Mar 2017 #10

He was at the Turkish meeting with Flynn reportedly Demsrule86 Mar 2017 #11