Obama turned the FBI into the KGB Wednesday, April 17,

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Obama turned the FBI into the KGB

Wednesday, April 17, 2019


From the beginning I knew that Obama spied on Americans. He wiretapped the phones at the Associated Press, and the organization shrugged it off. Oh the bosses may have complained for show, but consider the protest when President Donald John Trump kicked Acosta out of the press pool.

Ben Rhodes, WH Fiction Writer proclaims@POTUS & NYtimes...Liars?
ONLY a Corrupt OBAMA Administration
would #wiretap which was proven!#MAGA pic.twitter.com/VKEo04vT63
— Jean Pierre ???? (@frenchfortrump) March 4, 2017

In the eyes of our myopic media, Obama could do no wrong, and President Trump can do no right.

But the truth is Obama was a sneaky SOB who turned the FBI into the KGB.

Andrew C. McCarthy, a former federal prosecutor, is one who has believed all along that President Donald John Trump was right.

McCarthy wrote in the New York Post, "There is no doubt that the Obama administration spied on the Trump campaign. As Barr made clear, the real question is: What predicated the spying? Was there a valid reason for it, strong enough to overcome our norm against political spying? Or was it done rashly? Was a politically motivated decision made to use highly intrusive investigative tactics when a more measured response would have sufficed, such as a 'defensive briefing' that would have warned the Trump campaign of possible Russian infiltration?"

Ah, McCarthy knows the answer. [b ]There is no valid reason for a president to spy on a political opponent. [/b]

The politicization of the FBI (some call it weaponization) came from the top down. I am sure there is plausible deniability for Obama but the spying on the press, the spying on the political opposition, and the lying to Congress about it.

But he knew.

Nixon had his team of plumbers to fix press leaks.

Obama had the FBI.

That is Obama's true legacy.

McCarthy wrote, "The Obama administration decided that this norm did not apply to the Trump campaign.

If all the Obama administration had been trying to do was check out a few bad apples with suspicious Russia ties, the FBI could easily have alerted any of a number of Trump campaign officials with solid national-security credentials — Rudy Giuliani, Jeff Sessions, Chris Christie. The agents could have asked for the campaign’s help.

Instead, Obama officials made the Trump campaign the subject of a counterintelligence investigation.

"That only makes sense if the Obama administration’s premise was that Donald Trump himself was a Russian agent."

Baloney.

They framed him using his attempt to build a Trump Tower in Moscow as an excuse to spy.

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