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LonePirate

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5. I do not think Hannity is guilty of obstruction and probably not Sanders, either. Nunes might be.

Reply to Maraya1969 (Original post)

Sat Oct 28, 2017, 07:17 PM

Oct 2017

Nunes actually had access to the people, information and evidence central to the investigation. His actions, be they publicly known or not, may be of interest to Mueller.

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Why aren't the public figures trying to head the Trump investigation in another direction [View all] Maraya1969 Oct 2017 OP

i don't think public whining actually "obstructs" an investigation, in and of itself. unblock Oct 2017 #1

So it is 1st amendment that rules. It seems so unfair though. They are all so criminal! Maraya1969 Oct 2017 #3

They think they can create their own reality. N/t FSogol Oct 2017 #2

Obstruction of Justice... PoliticAverse Oct 2017 #4

Thanks Maraya1969 Oct 2017 #6

I do not think Hannity is guilty of obstruction and probably not Sanders, either. Nunes might be. LonePirate Oct 2017 #5

With all of the rest MyOwnPeace Oct 2017 #7

Yea, how is he going to explain the GOP vote to impeach 45 Maraya1969 Oct 2017 #8