IG will have a tough time selling the "no political bias" story after the Page-Stzroc text messages and the botched investigation of Hillary Clinton

Washington Post:
Watchdog finds political bias did not taint top officials running FBI’s Russia probe

Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz is expected to find that the FBI investigation of President Trump’s 2016 campaign was opened on a sound legal basis, according to people familiar with the findings. But it will fault lapses by lower-level employees.
If this is his conclusion the report will not be believed by anyone but Democrat partisans who pushed the Russian collusion hoax.  In fact, the suggestion is an absurdity.  The quotes we have already seen from McCabe and Comey put the lie to this suggestion.  It should be beyond obvious that the top echelons of the FBI went to ridiculous efforts to exonerate a clearly guilty Hillary Clinton who mishandled classified information along with several of her staff members.  They also went to ridiculous extremes to try to sell the Russian collusion hoax to the FISA court.

Did he not see the quote from McCabe which said words to the effect "First we fuck Flynn and then we fuck Trump."  That did not taint the investigation?  Come on.

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