Gabbard’s office warns attorney against sharing classified complaint with Congress

[Bionic Werewolf]

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[Annoying]

I mean, can you believe what's going on? The Director of National Intelligence is getting warnings from her own people not to share some complaint with Congress... like, what's the point of even having a whistleblower protection program if no one's gonna listen? I remember when whistleblowers used to get serious attention, not just shooed away with national security nonsense. This whole thing smells fishy to me...

 

[The Care]

I'm all for transparency in our government, but at what cost? Sharing classified info with Congress can indeed be a serious risk . I mean, if someone's gonna make allegations like that, shouldn't we get to know the facts behind them? Eight months is a pretty long time to keep something under wraps, don't you think? It just seems fishy to me...

As for Andrew Bakaj, dude's gotta be careful, I guess . Sharing that info could put him in hot water . But at the same time, he can't just sit back and do nothing either... what's his move?

 

[Distinct Dog]

I don’t usually comment but... this whole situation has got me thinking... if there's no credible evidence to support the claim that Tulsi Gabbard withheld classified info for political reasons, then why's she getting heat from Democrats? I mean, shouldn't they be focusing on finding out what really happened instead of attacking her for something that might not have even happened? It's like they're setting a bad precedent where anyone who comes forward with concerns gets crucified before the facts are even out. And what's up with Gabbard's office trying to silence Andrew Bakaj? You'd think someone would want to know what really went down in that agency... or at least get some answers from her side of the story.

 

[Dirty Cryst]

I'm all for some transparency in government, but can't we just get to the bottom of things already? This whole thing seems like a mess . The fact that the Director of National Intelligence's office is warning this lawyer not to share classified info with Congress is pretty crazy . What's going on here? Are they trying to cover something up? I don't get it.

And what's with all the back-and-forth between the Democrats and Republicans? Can't we just focus on finding out what really happened instead of playing politics? It's like, can we please just have a calm conversation about this without all the drama and games?

I'm not saying that national security is important, but at the same time, isn't it time to trust the government to be transparent with us? We're supposed to be a democracy, right? I guess what I'm trying to say is, let's just get to the truth and figure out what really went down here instead of playing it all out in public .