Democrats resort to Russian scare to suppress memo showing FISA abuses by DOJ to spy on Trump campaign

Washington Post:
Top Democrats warn of ‘ongoing attack’ by Russia amid push to publish classified memo

Efforts to disclose the memo, prepared by GOP congressional staffers, have moved to the center of a partisan debate over the actions of investigators probing President Trump, his campaign and his associates.
Let me be clear.  I am not now, nor have I ever been a Russian bot.  I am a former Marine officer wounded in Vietnam and a retired corporate attorney.  Democrats are going to alienate voters if they keep accusing those who want to get to the bottom of what looks like corruption at the FBI and DOJ as being a part of some Russian conspiracy.

I suspect if any Russians are interested in the memo it is because it shows that the Democrats have been up to something and trying to lay the blame off on them.  I am reminded of a southerner trying to explain the difference between being "naked" and being "nekkid."  Naked was described as not having any clothes on and nekkid was when you don't have any clothes on and you are up to something.

Democrats seem desperate to preserve their coup attempt against the President.  The mainstream media seems desperate to ignore the mountain of evidence emerging about abuses by the FBI and DOJ.  Some of it is their obvious hatred of all things Trump and also an ongoing coverup of Obama and Hillary Clinton's mishandling of classified materials.

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