Hi, MMC. Had to stay away for a while - life happened. You'd have loved it - a grand case of government overreach.
The state came by and shut down our business thanks to pictures that we have since proven were staged and sent in with false claims...but the state investigator never asked our side of the story, and now we're going through the appeal process and they're represented by an Assistant Attorney General...whereas it's just me representing my wife and myself. But I sorta feel sorry for that AAG because the state handed them a bum case, and - God willing - I'm going to rub their noses in it. It's a long, long story, but I can
prove that the state witnesses changed their testimony, that the investigator changed words from her notes to her official allegations, and that in most of the investigation, never ever asked our side of the story concerning the allegations. So if we do indeed win, I can't go around bragging I beat an AAG - they were handed a mostly-indefensible case. In mid-January I'll drop off the radar again so I can prepare for the last three days of the case in early February.
Government overreach shutting down my wife's small business on false pretenses - it's almost enough for this liberal to start yelling for small government. The irony is that the lead investigator and her husband are prominent Republicans in the county....
But back to the discussion -
Well, seeing as how Graham wouldn't say why he dismissed the report's findings, but would only 'suggest' people were lying, well, no, I don't really give a whole lot of weight to his claim. That, and this IS the 7th investigation in the GOP-led House's quest to blame it all on the Dems. And they've shot nothing but blanks. So either Dems are THAT good and THAT sneaky and THAT organized and THAT dedicated to an unbreakable code of silence...or there's no 'there' there. From
The Hill:
Graham didn’t clearly pinpoint why he dismissed the report’s findings, but suggested its information was provided by people in the intelligence community who had previously lied to Congress about the attack.