🇬🇧 The Collective

💥Catherine Herridge says the question is no longer what the intelligence records reveal about the 2020 election interference. The question now is whether anyone will be held accountable. Herridge detailed the “buffet of choices” the administration has available when it comes to criminal statutes to pursue charges against the intelligence officials involved. HERRIDGE: “I think this is one of the most frustrating things for folks at home and, you know, all over social media is they’re like, what am I going to see a perp walk? When am I going to see criminal charges?” “I did a little research and they’re actually multiple criminal statutes that were violated here.” “There’s something which is essentially the abuse of your position as a member of the government, sort of color of law is the statute.” “There could be violations under the military code of justice.” “Many of these intelligence agencies fall under the Department of War.” “There are conspiracy charges and then they’re more ethics violations under the senior executive service.” “So, in fact, there’s really almost a buffet of choices in terms of picking charges, and the question is whether this administration is going to go the distance here.” “Because I think the release of the records is half the story. I think the accountability is the part that the public is really looking for.” @overton_news 🔗 💥Soft disclosure to the Normies of what we already know 😉 @CaptKylePatriots