Devin Nunes
Nunes thought what Trump said was truthful. He said he couldn’t locate any sign of collusion with Russia. He instead turned his attention to Robert Mueller and the FBI.
“We have no evidence of Russia collusion between the Trump campaign” and Russia, Nunes said.
He had set his sights on FBI Director Christopher Wray and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein. Talks of contempt were made against these men.
Democrats said Nunes actions cost them a great loss. A large number of subpoenas were never issued. Nunes handed the authority of such matters to Michael Conaway, Thomas Rooney and Trey Gowdy.
These men wanted to know how many more people needed to be interviewed. Why and for what purpose since no evidence was yet produced?
“You can interview anybody that’s ever met a Russian in the government and it’s not going to get you any closer,” said Rooney. “Ten months, how many witnesses? I want to know, ask them how much longer they want to go. How many more witnesses do they need to hear, and specifically which witnesses, and why?”
“I’m interested in getting access to the information and not the drama,” said Gowdy.
It was believed that the inquiry lacked proper management and transparency. But some would argue the same about Mueller’s handling of his Intel.
Let us just hope that the inquiries are done in an honest and just manner. The American people deserve the truth.
