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Misty » 09 Feb 2018 4:19 pm » wrote:I'm amazed that you continue to spout that ****, considering that you continuously tell lies in defense of a racist, misogynist, serial sexual assaulter, who defended a child molester, and who today also defended a wife beater, and has twice been accused of rape himself.

One little mistake?
How about the LITTLE mistake of allowing a man without a security clearance to handle the most highly classified material?

Oh my!

Did you complain when felons in the Clinton administration had similar access, not temporary, but for years? No, so STFU. In fact, you told years of lies in defense of that criminal.


Well shazzam, another high official in a key position is retiring!

There are all just coincidences. No wrongdoing was done whatsoever, trust me!

And even though Gateway is quoting the NYTimes, little Miss Marxist will refuse to accept it.

BREAKING: Third-Highest Ranking Justice Department Official RESIGNING
February 9, 2018 by Joshua Caplan 13 Comments
The third-highest ranking Justice Department official, Rachel Brand, is leaving her post, reports the New York Times.
Rachel L. Brand, the No. 3 official at the Justice Department, plans to step down after nine months on the job as the country’s top law enforcement agency has been under attack by President Trump, according to two people briefed on her decision. Ms. Brand’s profile had risen in part because she is next in the line of succession behind the deputy attorney general, Rod J. Rosenstein, who is overseeing the special counsel’s inquiry into Russian influence in the 2016 election. Mr. Trump, who has called the investigation a witch hunt, has considered firing Mr. Rosenstein. Such a move could have put her in charge of the special counsel and, by extension, left her in the cross hairs of the president. Ms. Brand, who became the associate attorney general in May 2017, is leaving for a job as general counsel in the private sector. She has held politically appointed positions at the Justice Department over the past three presidential administrations.
Brand holds an extensive portfolio overseeing the Department’s antitrust and civil rights divisions.



The outgoing official was instrumental in extending the National Security Agency’s “warrantless surveillance program."

Brand joins a growing list of key officials leaving the FBI/DOJ cabal amid Inspector General Michael Horowitz’s probe into the bureau’s Clinton email investigation.
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2018/02 ... resigning/