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  Republicans (again) want to know how much dirt the FBI has on their Republican colleague co-conspirators.
context: So the GOP is trying to find out how much the FBI knows of their involvement. No surprise here. >
  
  "Jim Jordan and Matt Gaetz desperate to find out more about the criminal exposure of their Russian constituency" >
  
  Republicans (again) want to know how much dirt the FBI has on their Republican colleague co-conspirators. >
  
  He had the same contact as manafort, who passed gop election info to kalimnik. >
  
  What part of "the Justice Dept. doesn't share or otherwise make available information about ongoing investigations"  doesn't the sedition caucus understand?
  The J6 committee wasn't able to get information from the DOJ, and these morons won't get info either.
  Note: Jim Jordan has Trump hands. >
  
  The only thing that could make it better is if some DOJ spokesman made an offhand comment about "and especially not with potential targets of the investigation". >
  
  That would be hilarious if these guys weren't so intent on covering their asses. >
  
  They probably don’t want to look too hard. The New York field office was referred to Trumplandia prior to the Mueller investigation. >
  
  Their intention is to once again try to discredit Steele and the Mueller investigation. >
  
  This should be interesting. How are they going to spin it and not tell the whole story? >
  
  If they don’t “tell the whole story” then journalists like CBS News should do it for them. >
  
  So the GOP is trying to find out how much the FBI knows of their involvement. No surprise here. >
  
  "Jim Jordan and Matt Gaetz desperate to find out more about the criminal exposure of their Russian constituency"