Anonym användare "Q" /pol/ hintar om massiv Deep State-upprensning i USA #TheStorm

Oct 7 2018

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https://www.justice.gov/file/1071991/download📁
[Pg 294]
[Meeting between Comey and Coleman on October 4]
>Coleman told us that he could not recall this briefing with Comey.
>Coleman’s notes from October 4 contained the following entry:
(1) Anthony Wiener [sic]
(2) [Unrelated]
(3) Wiener [sic] – texting 15 yo – Sexually Explicit
-9/26 – Federal SW – IPhone/IPAD/Laptop
-Initial analysis of laptop – thousands emails
-Hillary Clinton & Foundation
-Crime Against Children+++
>We asked Coleman about these notes and he told us that, given their placement in his notebook, the notes would most likely represent information he was briefed on first thing in the morning by his subordinates in the +++Criminal Investigative Division+++.
>Comey told us that he did not recall the briefing by Coleman reflected in his calendar.
>We asked Comey if this briefing could have been the time in early October that he recalled being told about the connection between Midyear and the Weiner investigation. Comey stated:
"It’s possible, possible this is what is knocking around in the back of my head, but I really, see I know the frailty of memory from having done a lot of this work, at least in my memory it’s much more of an informal than a meeting about it, but it’s possible."
>We showed Coleman’s notes from October 4 to Comey. Comey did not recall being briefed on the information contained in the notes.
I DO NOT RECALL.
I DO NOT RECALL.
I DO NOT RECALL.
THESE PEOPLE DESERVE TO [ ].
THESE PEOPLE ARE SICK.
WE ARE THE CURE.
PATRIOTS IN CONTROL.
THE WORLD WILL KNOW THE TRUTH.
Q

This is all very pie-in-the-sky for now, however. BNP gives the GOP a one-in-four chance of pulling this off. Most new Presidents lose the House.

Polls still point towards a Democratic Party win. It looks like they will have 206 seats in their corner versus 189 for Republicans. There are 40 tossups,

The primary issue for House Republicans is staring them right in the face. They have an enthusiasm gap problem. Democrats are beyond fired up. For them, 2018 is personal, and they are focused on one thing – taking down President Trump. This is best evidenced in a recent Fox News poll. According to the survey, 76 percent of Clinton voters are certain they will vote this fall. Among Trump voters that figure is only 67 percent.

So what do Republicans need to do to improve their fortunes in the House? They need to close the enthusiasm gap and match the Democrats’ voter intensity at the ballot box this November.

But it is not enough to focus only on the economy. Voters don’t usually show up to vote to keep a party in power out of sheer gratitude. House Republican candidates will also need to rev up voters emotionally, especially among those who cast ballots for Donald Trump in 2016.

This is best done by reminding voters in the nearly 70 House districts currently in play of the consequences of giving power back to the Democrats in the House.