An Optimistic Take on the Durham Investigation

 Yesterday, Andrea Widburg wrote a depressing post about the latest details of the John Durham investigation. I tended to agree that, based on past performance of other investigations, Durham's real job was to sweep the truth under the rug.  Today, she writes a more optimistic post entitled A more optimistic take on the Durham bombshell.

Yesterday, I wrote a post detailing what was in Special Prosecutor John Durham's latest filing, a seemingly innocuous motion that contained within it the allegation that Rodney Joffe, a tech executive, at the behest of Hillary Clinton's campaign, spied on Trump, both in Trump Tower and his apartment and, later, in the White House. However, my cynicism is such that I doubted that this would actually come to anything. Mark Wauck, a retired counter-intelligence special agent for the FBI, is more optimistic.

You can read Wauck's entire post here. It's built upon responding to what I wrote.

All I can say is "From Durham's mouth to God's ear." This is a coup, and the perpetrators deserve to be tried and held accountable. Nothing like this has ever occurred in the United States. The corruption is breath taking, and overwhelming. So, overwhelming, indeed, that one can become numb to it if you let it.  But we cannot let it; we must remain shocked by it.