Interest in memo on alleged FISA abuses spreads to Senate Republicans https://t.co/D1r51WeY1S pic.twitter.com/yQXzA8z5fH
— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) January 21, 2018
A top secret memo on alleged surveillance abuses that was made available to the entire House on Thursday is piquing interest of some Republicans in the Senate.
The four-page report, put together by the GOP majority in the House Intelligence Committee, has already made waves among dozens of House Republicans demanding its release to the public over concerns about the misuse of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act by the Obama administration, even as Democrats dismiss its contents as nothing more than "talking points."
The effort by conservatives, boosted online by a hashtag, #ReleaseTheMemo, appears to be gaining momentum as Chairman Devin Nunes, R-Calif., is participating in talks about the process through which it could be unveiled, lawmakers say....
Comey’s team belongs in jail. https://t.co/0iDMwzpUg2
— Arthur Schwartz (@ArthurSchwartz) January 22, 2018
