Democrats concerned that Nunes will not be a lapdog for their Russian conspiracy theories

NY Times:

Democrats Ask Leader of House Russia Inquiry to Step Down


  • Top Democrats rebuked Representative Devin Nunes for his secret meeting on the White House grounds to review intelligence related to surveillance involving President Trump’s team.
  • Congressional leaders want Mr. Nunes to recuse himself from an inquiry into Russian meddling during the 2016 election, saying he is too close to the White House.
What they really fear is that he is going to expose their embedded attempts to sabotage the Trump administration with leaks.  There is no evidence that the Russians "hacked" the election. None. and they will not find any because the idea is preposterous.  But the leaks of transcripts of Trump campaign officials are real crimes and those responsible should be found and prosecuted.

The Democrats are squealing now because Nunes is getting too close to the truth.  The US does not need a lapdog for Democrat conspiracy theories.  What Nunes appears to be closing in on is the Democrats' attempt to thwart a democratically elected President.  If the data is accurate why are Democrats concerned about the source?

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