House Cia
Why did House Democrats put the kibosh on the CIA / Pelosi investigation?
Representative Bishop wrote and started the investigation to investigate allegations the CIA lied to Speaker Pelosi. No other politician could or would confirm his claims to be lied too, until the CIA have denied and provided documentation for all sessions. So why did House Democrats kill the investigation, Have they discovered Pelosi had lied and chose not to carry out further? Why protect a link?
Very interesting question! Yes. They are serious accusations that can not be ignored. They must be taken into account. A member of Congress accused an agency of lies and concealment is not a trivial thing. Members of Congress should learn to be responsible for their words and actions. For my part, I write my representatives in Congress to press for a resolution of these issues. I encourage others to write to their representatives as well. You can use congress.org and enter your postcode and click on "federal" representatives.
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