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May 24, 2018
Media, Democrats, and NeverTrumpers (But I Repeat Myself Thrice) Are All Shrieking That Someone With Spy Connections Asked by the FBI or CIA to Spy on You Isn't Really a "Spy"
Here's an exchange on this point between Brit Hume and the Washington Post shill-media's Aaron Blake:
I can't find the tweets now, but Hume responded that "usually" requires action against an enemy intent implies that sometimes it doesn't require action against an enemy, and points out that we spy on Britain and Israel (and they spy on us too), and none of us would consider each other enemies.
Say, you know what might resolve this? If we ask the former top US Spymaster, who was intimately involved in this Spying operation, if Halper was Spying on Trump:
Whoops, he says it was spying. But what does he know? He's not an #Expert like the soibois of the media.
And it's hard to argue with this:
The Media Democrat Complex is pushing for the word "informant," of course, and of course goes a step further than that: The "informant" was spying on Trump aides to protect Trump, not harm him.
One continues to wonder why, if they wanted to "protect" Trump, they didn't offer him a "defensive briefing," as it's called, to alert him to suspicions about believed bad actors infiltrating his campaign.
They actually decided not to brief a presidential candidate that their were people possibly compromised by Russia at or around his campaign, choosing instead to... spy on him.
Yes, that is some "protection" they were offering.
Meanwhile, the deranged lunatic Jen Rubin, who doesn't even rate the status of "Joke" any longer, is accusing, without any evidence at all, an unnamed person of "leaking" the name of the spy to Chuck Ross.
Chuck Ross says this is untrue.
I think Jen Rubin simply cannot imagine a reporter writing his own story by carefully scouring already-published reports and putting them together into some kind of fresh reportage.
Like her colleagues at the Washington Post, she thinks all reporting must come by way of leak from #Resistance sources.

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