Yesterday morning, I watched Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah) as he touted a “Bipartisan Bill” created in the U.S. Senate that will rectify the matter of “errors and mistakes” committed during the Russia collusion investigation while President Trump campaigned for the Presidency of the United States. Yes! You are reading this correctly: “mistakes and errors.” This same yarn was unraveled a number of times during Senator Lee’s interview on Fox and Friends.
No mention of discovering the possible illegal intent of obtaining search warrants against innocent people like Lieutenant General Flynn, Paul Manafort and George Papadopoulos
The proposed provisions of the bill were described in ways to convince the public that this historic document will bring safeguards to the FISA process by enlisting a third party oversight entity to monitor all requests to the Secret Court concerning investigations by the government, the FBI, and other law enforcement organizations looking into any group that may be running afoul of the law.
Senator Lee, who authored the bill in partnership with Senator Patrick Leahy (D-Vermont), proudly announced that errors, mistakes and other mishaps could easily have been cited and avoided before ever becoming an offense of justice.
Of course, there was no mention of discovering the possible illegal intent of obtaining search warrants against innocent people like Lieutenant General Flynn, Paul Manafort and George Papadopoulos with no other proof of wrong-doing than the accusations of the entities seeking permission to investigate the innocent, nor the submission of documentation that had not been verified as accurate, and which puts forth some indication for a need to investigate. Instead, the FBI and other participants in the lie fest sought to obtain permission to perform secret and/or investigations, wire taps, and entrapment techniques, designed to bolster false accusations. These participants are now themselves being investigated for lying to the FISA courts.
There seems to be a cover up by Congress to save face for the crimes perpetrated by the FBI
Documentation of their own nefarious behavior has already become part of a clear indication of their wrong-doing, yet they are still being sheltered by the politicians who are taking credit for ending the possibilities of committing “ERRORS and MISTAKES,” as if that was their only crime.
In my opinion, there seems to be a cover up by Congress to save face for the crimes perpetrated by the FBI and the FISA courts against innocent citizens with the final goal to unseat what was to become a duly elected President of the United States. In the face of their success of destroying the lives of more than one innocent citizen and failing to destroy the President put in office by the will of the people, they discredited and tainted the credibility of an honored and trusted law enforcement agency, the hundreds of employees of the FBI, and its leadership. This, all in the name of creating a politically correct pronouncement shrouded behind the shield of “Errors and Mistakes,” which can also be characterized as “Lies to Cover Up Lies.” Imagine, if you will, yet another new group to oversee the applications for FISA warrants. As the tried-and-true adage correctly warns us: Who Will Watch the Watchers?
I grew up in New York state during that time when people were proud of our great country, its flag, and possessed an abiding faith that God kept watch over us all. My father passed away when I was three months old, and as a result, my family was of very modest means. Higher education was not on my horizon. Along with my two sisters, it followed that we shared the profound blessing to have grown up in a matriarchal household. My mother was one of those strong women you hear about from those times who worked in a munitions factory during the war and held a second job as the cashier in a movie theater. Mother taught us core lessons in ethics, values and behavior. I took an interest in changing politics at about fifteen or sixteen and railed against the growing trends toward disrespect for all that we cherished. From that time, I took an interest in poetry and have attempted to use it to vent my frustration and dismay at the onslaught of disregard for America that has plagued us for decades. As I approach my eightieth birthday, I can’t think of anything more rewarding than to keep on keeping on.
Yesterday morning, I watched Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah) as he touted a “Bipartisan Bill” created in the U.S. Senate that will rectify the matter of “errors and mistakes” committed during the Russia collusion investigation while President Trump campaigned for the Presidency of the United States. Yes! You are reading this correctly: “mistakes and errors.” This same yarn was unraveled a number of times during Senator Lee’s interview on Fox and Friends. 
