And now it’s over and SUPPOSEDLY they can’t find the perpetrator. 🤔 |
Well that all but confirms it came from the Alito/Thomas camp. |
Easy to miss the leaker when you skip interviewing the justices, particularly Alito and Thomas. |
Easy not to identify the leaker when the aides having access to the doc refused to have their phones searched. It wasn't a Justice who did this. It was a clerk with an agenda. |
Which aides refused? Where is that in the report? Phones were searched. |
The report specifically says that all personnel who were requested to do so provided their call and text logs and billing statements. While this may not include the text themselves, it would have identified anyone corresponding with a reporter on those phones. Which leads me to believe even more that a justice did this. |
I'm shocked that the Supreme Court Marshall with no real investigative experience with a force that lacks any investigative capacity didn't find the culprit. baffling |
And who didn't bother investigating the two most likely suspects! |
It was Ginni Thomas, obviously. |
This is more slipshod than the investigation into the Kavanaugh allegations. This Court is a joke bordering on banana republic status.
Neither the Justices nor their spouses were interviewed. Gee, thanks for wasting taxpayer money CJ Roberts. |
They also consulted with The Chertoff Group. https://www.chertoffgroup.com/ |
Unless the law just doesn't apply to them, they can't get the kind of evidence or do the kind of investigation that the FBI could. If Roberts really wanted the leaker, the FBI would have found them |
This is horrifyingly bad. So it was Thomas or Alito and duck the rest of us, we’re not entitled to law-abiding justices. |