If disgraced former FBI lawyer Lisa Page possesses one talent in life, it’s surely the ability to inspire masses of people to ratio her tweets.
Just take a look at her Twitter feed. Almost all of her tweets boast a negative ratio, meaning they contain more scathing replies than retweets. Sad!
The latest ratio began to form Saturday afternoon, when she blithely tweeted, “There was no insurance policy. #2019in5words.”
There was no insurance policy.#2019in5words
— Lisa Page (@NatSecLisa) December 28, 2019
Fact-check: LIAR, LIAR, PANTS ON FIRE!
See some of the scathing responses to her tweet below:
Don’t text on government phones.#2019in5words
Get a better lawyer.#2019in4words pic.twitter.com/nCVdBtRtmQ
— JJSoteria™ (@JJSoteria) December 29, 2019
Getting Nervous? Do you need an insurance policy? I hear Barr is selling some cheap. Call him before its to late.
— DEPLORABLE BIG O (@os4185) December 29, 2019
You lied to the FISA court
— Jack Posobiec ?? (@JackPosobiec) December 28, 2019
51 violations in ONE FISA. Absolutely no excuse.
— Valiant_defender Robyn Gritz⭐️⭐️⭐️?????? (@vabelle2010) December 28, 2019
We all know you don’t put stuff in writing if you don’t want to get caught – was the insurance policy to Make sure hillary got elected so all the corrupt FBI, CIA , DOJ and the Obama administrations illegal activity not be exposed?
— Shar_RN (@shar_abbott) December 29, 2019
Well of course there was no insurance policy. It came out as a shoddy in the run made plan that ended up biting all of the “I’m with her” collective asses. #TheyNeverThoughtSheWouldLose pic.twitter.com/3LOhqGLHwj
— Cap’n Oso (@LMFAOso) December 29, 2019
@NatSecLisa you are wrong there, there is an insurance policy and its name is Durham. This insurance policy came from Attorney General William Barr who was picked by President Trump and I would learn about it if I were you because it is what will be putting you in prison sweetie https://t.co/qMIVKQ5KI5
— Savage TOXIC Historian (@DiXjailed) December 29, 2019
The story behind the tweet is complicated, so prepare yourself.
In virulently anti-Trump text messages exchanged during the FBI’s probe into 2016 presidential candidate President Donald Trump’s campaign, then-FBI attorney Page and then-FBI special agent Peter Strzok spoke of an “insurance” policy.
“I want to believe the path you threw out for consideration in Andy’s office — that there’s no way [Trump] gets elected — but I’m afraid we can’t take that risk,” Strzok wrote in an Aug. 15, 2016, text to Page. “It’s like an insurance policy in the unlikely event you die before you’re 40.”
Because of the text’s wording, it’s long been theorized — though not yet confirmed without a shadow of a doubt — that the “insurance policy” was essentially a plot to interfere in the 2016 election by first attempting to prevent Trump’s election to office — and then, in case that failed, tying the Trump administration up in legal matters (i.e., Robert Mueller’s investigation).
While both Strzok and Page have denied this, they haven’t denied the existence of an insurance policy. Testifying before the House Judiciary Committee in July 2018, Page admitted that the “insurance policy” text referred to something real and tangible.
“Page was questioned at length about that text — and essentially confirmed this referred to the Russia investigation while explaining that officials were proceeding with caution, concerned about the implications of the case while not wanting to go at ‘total breakneck speed’ and risk burning sources as they presumed Trump wouldn’t be elected anyway,” Fox News reported when a transcript of the testimony was released last March.
But speaking with disgraced MSNBC conspiracy theorist Rachel Maddow earlier this month, she seemed to change her story a little bit.
“By ‘we,’ he’s talking about the collective we: like-minded, thoughtful, sensible people who were not going to vote this person into office,” she said of Strzok’s tweet. “You know, obviously, in retrospect, do I wish he hadn’t sent it? Yes. It’s been mutilated to death, and it’s been used to bludgeon an institution I love, and it’s meant that I’ve disappointed countless people.”
“But this is a snapshot in time carrying on a conversation that had happened earlier in the day that reflected a broad sense of, ‘He’s not going to be president.’ We, the democratic people of this country, are not going to let it happen.”
However, it wasn’t either her job or Strzok’s job to choose America’s president. They were certainly allowed to vote in their private time like everybody else, but their job was to provide services to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Yet instead of providing services, they wasted time texting each other about their shared hatred of would-be-President Trump and mentioning an “insurance policy.”
And so weighed against all this, it’s not hard to see why Page’s latest tweet has been ratioed just like the majority of all her tweets.
See more scathing replies below:
@NatSecLisa really no insurance policy? Lol. Remember the truth will set you free!! Don’t be fooled,your cohorts will throw you under the bus. Is continuing to lie really worth the price your going to pay to cover for some rats. They will sell you out!!
— frank Masdeu (@fm0042) December 29, 2019
What about all the texts to and from your boyfriend mentioned insurance policy and your crew tried to have a coup?? Lying then or now? Does your husband believe your lies? #PatheticPage
— Flint Lockwood (@lockwood1963) December 29, 2019
Lol, this whole coup to remove him was “the insurance policy.” Nice try though.
Too bad you leftist fools maybe “smart,” but you and your swampy friends are far from WISE.
And you’re NO victim, and we ALL know it! #darknesstolight— Kpitchiq (@kpitchiq) December 29, 2019
I think you mean your insurance policy didn’t work.
— Darryl Keeton ?????????? (@keetondg) December 29, 2019
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