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Should Warner lose his security clearance
Posted by:
G6vcd
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Date: August 18, 2018 01:59PM
Immediately after tweeting something about the constitution, he tweets
Mark Warner
@MarkWarner
I will be introducing an amendment next week to block the President from punishing and intimidating his critics by arbitrarily revoking security clearances. Stay tuned.
Mark Warner
@MarkWarner
I will be introducing an amendment next week to block the President from punishing and intimidating his critics by arbitrarily revoking security clearances. Stay tuned.
Re: Should Warner lose his security clearance
Posted by:
Tp6yg
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Date: August 18, 2018 04:49PM
Congress needs to do their job and let Trump do his.
We the people can get rid of either one at the ballot box next time around.
We the people can get rid of either one at the ballot box next time around.
Re: Should Warner lose his security clearance
Posted by:
VUJVW
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Date: August 18, 2018 04:54PM
Yes, Trump should pull Warner's clearance. It will push him out of the investigations and he will not be able to comment as much as he is now. Really, Trump needs to purge and pull a lot of clearances from the left. They hate America so they don't need them.
Re: Should Warner lose his security clearance
Posted by:
Brain fart
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Date: August 18, 2018 05:30PM
Oversight is part of Congress’s job. The GOP conveniently forgets that when they have the White House.
Re: Should Warner lose his security clearance
Posted by:
'Peach Warner
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Date: August 18, 2018 05:44PM
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Re: Should Warner lose his security clearance
Posted by:
Mhtu
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Date: August 18, 2018 06:12PM
Brain fart Wrote:
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> Oversight is part of Congress’s job. The GOP
> conveniently forgets that when they have the White
> House.
Oversight is fine, but the chief exec doesnt have to do what warner and brennan prefer. No law broken by trump - he is doing his job as chief exec taking traitorous, self-serving hacks out of commission.
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> Oversight is part of Congress’s job. The GOP
> conveniently forgets that when they have the White
> House.
Oversight is fine, but the chief exec doesnt have to do what warner and brennan prefer. No law broken by trump - he is doing his job as chief exec taking traitorous, self-serving hacks out of commission.
Re: Should Warner lose his security clearance
Posted by:
Brown Onion
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Date: August 18, 2018 06:18PM
Mark Warner is a spic enabling loser that doesn't represent Virginia.
Re: Should Warner lose his security clearance
Posted by:
YLYCB
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Date: August 18, 2018 07:16PM
Political stunt by Warner.
Trump can do whatever he wants to political appointees; Congress has no say.
Unlikely that Congress can prevent the head of the Executive branch from yanking anybody's clearance, anyway.
Just Warner trying to pander to his libtard base.
Warner knows there's no way such a law would be Constitutional, even if he could get it passed. Which obviously he cannot.
Dumb.
Trump can do whatever he wants to political appointees; Congress has no say.
Unlikely that Congress can prevent the head of the Executive branch from yanking anybody's clearance, anyway.
Just Warner trying to pander to his libtard base.
Warner knows there's no way such a law would be Constitutional, even if he could get it passed. Which obviously he cannot.
Dumb.
Re: Should Warner lose his security clearance
Posted by:
Wjhgw
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Date: August 18, 2018 07:19PM
You stupid fucks!
Senators and Congressmen do not have security clearances.
Hell, even dumbshit Trump doesn’t have a security clearance.
Senators and Congressmen do not have security clearances.
Hell, even dumbshit Trump doesn’t have a security clearance.
Re: Should Warner lose his security clearance
Posted by:
Devo...
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Date: August 18, 2018 08:08PM
^^^ Crack that whip!
Re: Should Warner lose his security clearance
Posted by:
Clearence or CLEARASIL ??
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Date: August 18, 2018 08:24PM
>Senators and Congressmen do not have security clearances
Yes they do in a way, access to some info is withheld from some, the leadership puts who they want on committees, and they won't put people with national security concerns on certain committees
>Hell, even our greatest President in over 30 years since Reagan left President Trump doesn’t have a security clearance.
You got that straight , his came on Nov 9th 2016 at 300am , given to him by the American people, he has absolute say over who needs to know what by the written words in the Constitution of the USA
Yes they do in a way, access to some info is withheld from some, the leadership puts who they want on committees, and they won't put people with national security concerns on certain committees
>Hell, even our greatest President in over 30 years since Reagan left President Trump doesn’t have a security clearance.
You got that straight , his came on Nov 9th 2016 at 300am , given to him by the American people, he has absolute say over who needs to know what by the written words in the Constitution of the USA
Re: Should Warner lose his security clearance
Posted by:
Nmvk3
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Date: August 18, 2018 08:51PM
Mark Warner appears to be the point man for Democratic politicians who intend to use Russiagate and ‘fake news’ hysteria to intimidate tech giants into submission. It appears to be working,” Michael Krieger, editor of Liberty Blitzkrieg, wrote on ZeroHedge.com.
WikiLeaks tweeted: “The suspiciously simultaneous censorship of Infowars by Google, Apple, Facebook came just one week after U.S. Senate intelligence committee hawk Mark Warner (D) circulated this policy paper threatening new regulation against those same media companies.”
WikiLeaks tweeted: “The suspiciously simultaneous censorship of Infowars by Google, Apple, Facebook came just one week after U.S. Senate intelligence committee hawk Mark Warner (D) circulated this policy paper threatening new regulation against those same media companies.”
Re: Should Warner lose his security clearance
Posted by:
Hj6mk
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Date: August 18, 2018 09:12PM
Wjhgw Wrote:
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> You stupid fucks!
> Senators and Congressmen do not have security
> clearances.
> Hell, even dumbshit Trump doesn’t have a
> security clearance.
The post was a joke. Dont get so excited
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> You stupid fucks!
> Senators and Congressmen do not have security
> clearances.
> Hell, even dumbshit Trump doesn’t have a
> security clearance.
The post was a joke. Dont get so excited
Re: Should Warner lose his security clearance
Posted by:
Sure, sure...
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Date: August 19, 2018 09:51AM
Nearly all posts by right-wingers are joke. The rest are incomprehensible.
Re: Should Warner lose his security clearance
Posted by:
Hillsboroharry
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Date: August 19, 2018 10:00AM
Sure, sure... Wrote:
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> Nearly all posts by right-wingers are joke. The
> rest are incomprehensible.
Oh, and the nonsense vomited on a daily basis by Pelosi, Schumer, Kaine and Warren make perfect sense to you?
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> Nearly all posts by right-wingers are joke. The
> rest are incomprehensible.
Oh, and the nonsense vomited on a daily basis by Pelosi, Schumer, Kaine and Warren make perfect sense to you?
Re: Should Warner lose his security clearance
Posted by:
Rory
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Date: August 22, 2018 11:06AM
Mark Warner is an elected US Senator. He is the Vice Chairman on the Intelligence Committee, it is his job to pass legislation dealing with the intelligence community AND provide congressional oversight of the executive branch's enforcement and execution of those laws.
The president is not the only elected official who should be "left alone to do his job". Warner needs to do his as well.
It's purposefully a system of checks and balances yet so many self proclaimed "patriots" seem unaware of what the constitution says or stands for, instead they simply blindly follow their candidate.
The president is not the only elected official who should be "left alone to do his job". Warner needs to do his as well.
It's purposefully a system of checks and balances yet so many self proclaimed "patriots" seem unaware of what the constitution says or stands for, instead they simply blindly follow their candidate.
Re: Should Warner lose his security clearance
Posted by:
Ludwig
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Date: August 23, 2018 12:39AM
Mark's not going to lose his clearance. At this point the DNC is probably thinking of pushing him to run in 2020.
OH BOY!!!
OH BOY!!!
Re: Should Warner lose his security clearance
Posted by:
Catch-up time...
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Date: August 23, 2018 08:54AM
Members of congress do not receive or obtain security clearances in the manner that members of the public do. Instead, election to a seat in the House or Senate comes with access to information of a sensitive nature. There are no written rules that govern what intelligence is shared with Congress or how it will be handled. The existing system is a product of experience, having been shaped by the changing needs and concerns of Congress over time.
Re: Should Warner lose his security clearance
Posted by:
It'd be nice, but...
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Date: August 23, 2018 09:07AM
Ludwig Wrote:
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> Mark's not going to lose his clearance. At this
> point the DNC is probably thinking of pushing him
> to run in 2020.
A popular and successful Governor and Senator, Mark Warner has long been urged to run for President, and he has long waved off such calls. He is still plenty young enough to run in 2020, but that will likely be for a third term in the Senate.
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> Mark's not going to lose his clearance. At this
> point the DNC is probably thinking of pushing him
> to run in 2020.
A popular and successful Governor and Senator, Mark Warner has long been urged to run for President, and he has long waved off such calls. He is still plenty young enough to run in 2020, but that will likely be for a third term in the Senate.
Re: Should Warner lose his security clearance
Posted by:
5-0
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Date: August 23, 2018 09:17AM
Warner has always looked like an undercooked pajama boy cuck. Acts like one too. Sheep dip Kane ain’t much better. Get your mangy asses out and vote for Cory this November.
Re: Should Warner lose his security clearance
Posted by:
Tim in a landslide
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Date: August 23, 2018 09:45AM
If someone else does vote for Corey, he'll still end up as a GOP disgrace. Recent polls how Kaine up by 17-23 points. Other Republican candidates refuse to have anything to do with him.