there was reporting over the weekend about how tightly the scope was being controlled by the White House down to what questions should be asked and followed up on - I'll post it when I find it but here Huffpost has a general summary on the processDidn't know White House dictated questions? Is there a source for that?
If that's true, I stand corrected. Also, what about the best friend? Were her questions limited? You can easily get to the bottom of this with her. Teenage girl best friends at the party and one don't remember shit as her girl left her alone and ran out the house?![]()
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entr...be-christine-ford_us_5bb50115e4b01470d04de18f
The FBI background investigation into Kavanaugh isn’t a criminal probe, so it’s not necessarily improper for the White House to direct the bureau’s actions. The White House is, essentially, the bureau’s client.
Frank Figliuzzi, a former FBI assistant director for counterintelligence, told reporters on Wednesday that the background check process is unlike anything else the FBI does.
“Everything else the FBI does ... the client is the American people. In background investigations ... the client is the White House,” Figliuzzi said. “There’s a flaw there because it’s essentially like hiring a private detective agency to follow your cheating spouse. You work for your client, you do what they want, and they shape the outcome.”
One more thing before I go to sleep.