Senators Tell Attorney General Not To Throw Off the Durham Report Causing Hillary Clinton Worries What Will Come Next
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Senators Tell Attorney General Not To Throw Off the Durham Report Causing Hillary Clinton Worries What Will Come Next

Filings of the Durham report have opened a can of worms for the Clinton campaign; prompting fears that Attorney General Merrick Garland will interfere to stop more sensitive information from becoming public.

This is the fear of forty-six senators that the AG will attempt to muddle the probe as its Ms. Clinton involved to affect the results.

She and other Democrats wanted to prevent a victory of Donald Trump; who won but was hounded by the Russia hoax which was perpetuated despite nothing proven.

Filings show a deep plot

Special counsel John Durham's investigations into the counter-intel against Donald Trump to dig up dirt; when a candidate and later elected president allegedly involving people hired by the Clinton campaign, reported the Epoch Times.

The AG has been known to support Biden's undemocratic administration edicts, hence the perception of his intentions.

Mr. Durham has been looking into the Russia probe allegedly aimed at unseating President Trump who defeated Hillary Clinton.

The thread of facts in which a former FBI lawyer who admitted guilt in tampering with an email of an ex-Trump associate and accusation against Russian analyst Igor Danchenko. More bombastic is Michael Sussman a former lawyer of Obama's former secretary of state.

He was caught by tracking records that connected the Clinton campaign who paid him for his part of the conspiracy.

The Democrats face a serious consequence for spying on Trump

This filing of the Durham report said that those guilty were intent on getting information that could be used to impeach President Trump; or compromise.

Hiring tech firms to invent charges that businessman turned politician is in cahoots with Russia, but it all fell apart although concern over actions of the attorney general is a concern.

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Several Republican senators have warned Mr. Garland not to interfere with the probe; it should be allowed to know who is criminally liable after all. Senator John Kennedy (R-Louisiana), Rick Scott (R-Florida) with most of the Republican Senators who issue a letter on February 16.

They brought to attention how Special Counsel Durham is discovering evidence only now; which points to the main actors of the FBI probe that the president was not voted allegedly legally in the 2016 US Presidential election that was a lie.

It is alleged that Ms. Clinton never accepted the vote of America instead want to create a false narrative; even used by the Dems to this day.

These finding was bordering on criminal, weaponizing the law to target a presidential candidate, then elected president. On describe as a sinister plot to get data from his workplace and later the Oval Office.

Next would be using the false evidence against Donald Trump that was used to frame him. It gets worse as the people are connected to Hillary Clinton's campaign.

The letter addressed the ill use of the FBI powers of certain individuals which has left a mark on its credibility and reputation.

Stating that those guilty should be charged for their crimes and the Special Counsel not be interfered. They added bringing the criminals to justice is important.

So, far AG Garland has not returned comment to the letter.

Only four senators did not sign the letter; as they are known never-Trumpers.

AG Garland mentioned before that John Durham's budget was approved already; they would know if he stopped investigating. He added there will be an attempt to control the probe.

The Durham probe according to the senators can be affected by meddling from the attorney general; Merrick Garland has not responded yet.

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