Three top House Republicans wrote to the inspector general for the intelligence community Monday to find out if whistleblower reporting requirements were improperly loosened in order to accommodate an allegation against President Trump.
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy of California, Rep. Devin Nunes of California, the top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee, and Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio, the top GOP lawmaker on the House Oversight Committee, wrote to Inspector General Michael K. Atkinson to demand information related to the decision to loosen whistleblower reporting requirements so that non-firsthand accounts would be accepted.
The change to the reporting requirement was made in August, the same month a whistleblower reported Trump’s July 25 call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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They petrified of Trump. He is doing what he promised. No lies no deception as previous POS presidents have done FOREVER!! He wants the shadow government out..well lets get on with it cause the lights are on and the roaches are running for cover..
Schiff and the Democratic lawyers being paid for by George Soros wrote this bunch of lies. That is why they are hiding the so-called whistleblower afraid they will screw up in a sworn testimony.
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