That House committee vote to #ReleaseTheMemo doesn't actually mean very much

You probably read last night that the House Intelligence Committee voted along party lines to release to the public the Devin Nunes memo that summarizes what committee members learned when they were finally - after five months of FBI and DOJ stonewalling - allowed to view and takes notes on (but not keep copies of, thus the need for the memo) the documents related to the FBI's pursuit of a FISA wiretap warrant against Trump campaign official Carter Page. The suspicion has been building for months that the FBI's application for the FISA warrant against Page relied mainly on the discredited and unverified Steele dossier, prepared for the sleazebags at Fusion GPS on the dime of the Clinton campaign. If the DOJ and FBI under Obama used false information to justify a wiretap on a Trump campaign official, that - as I've explained in detail - would be a scandal worse than Watergate.