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Lindsey Graham: FBI 'Dropped The Ball' With Boston Bombing Suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev (Original Post) Cane4Dems Apr 2013 OP
opportunistic attention whore JI7 Apr 2013 #1
Hypocritical asshole treestar Apr 2013 #2
At least the FBI ever had the ball at all, Jamastiene Apr 2013 #3
I'm still waiting MurrayDelph Apr 2013 #7
Fuc*nonday morning quarter back still_one Apr 2013 #4
stfu Lindsey Benghazi Cha Apr 2013 #5
At first glance, hearing anything Lindsey says, I'm inclined to believe the opposite. randome Apr 2013 #6
Here's the lie: "The fact that we could not track him has to be fixed," Graham added. leveymg Apr 2013 #8

treestar

(82,383 posts)
2. Hypocritical asshole
Sun Apr 21, 2013, 09:10 PM
Apr 2013

Would not have said that in a Republican administration.

Using this tragedy for political points is so Republican.

Jamastiene

(38,187 posts)
3. At least the FBI ever had the ball at all,
Sun Apr 21, 2013, 09:11 PM
Apr 2013

unlike that gum-flapping, blow-hard idiot known as Lindsey Graham.

leveymg

(36,418 posts)
8. Here's the lie: "The fact that we could not track him has to be fixed," Graham added.
Sun Apr 21, 2013, 10:34 PM
Apr 2013

I don't believe a word he says, particularly this. He's distracts the right. We have our own deflectors.

Between them, they have the public tied up in partisan pretzels. unable to ask obvious questions, like: why did the Russians let the older brother in after the FSD warned/queried us about him, and why are we to believe that the CIA/FBI had no interest in him there, and why should we believe US intelligence didn't watch him after he came back? Of course we did.

Then, the question becomes, why did he go on a killing spree here? The obvious answer, he's pissed we aren't doing enough to kill enough Russian-supported Syrians, which is why he may have gone to Russia in 2012, when our Syrian regime-change policy changed and he had to come back out of the cold.

But, the little Senator from S. Carolina doesn't want us to ask that, does he?

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