The House Intelligence Committee has been trying for some time to find out what role the infamous Trump dossier, paid for by the DNC and Hillary’s campaign, played in the decision to investigate possible collusion between Trump and Russia. \

On Wednesday, just for grins, I posted a parody letter to special counsel Robert Mueller from Jeannie Rhee, who had just been exposed as someone with huge legal and political ties to Hillary Clinton.

I’d like to briefly outline what I can bring to the table and why I am so highly qualified for this job.

Like a once-sleek automobile that’s now up on blocks in someone’s front yard, the Robert Mueller investigation is falling apart in public.

Before the week is up, just about everyone will know how to pronounce the name “Peter Strzok,” because it seems that over and over, almost hour by hour, that unusual name appears in the news, with one more drip-drip of information attached to it.

Former Attorney General Eric Holder is angrily denying President Trump’s assertion that the FBI’s reputation is “in tatters” after its leaders politicized it under Obama.

New Washington scandal: someone in a position of high responsibility was discovered to have been secretly engaging in partisan activities...

This Obama era organization is out of control...

The longest-serving (and self-serving) member of Congress, Democratic Rep. John Conyers, announced that he’s stepping down (temporarily, we assume and he hopes) from his position as the ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee

A Phoenix couple have ended their 250,000-light home Christmas display...

The identity of the informant who will testify to Congress next week about the Uranium One deal has allegedly been revealed.

In the “matter” (to use Loretta Lynch’s preferred word) of Hillary Clinton’s exclusive use of a private email server and her destruction of over 30,000 emails exchanged while she was Secretary of State

This may be a reference that young people won’t get, but federal judges are starting to sound like a broken record.

Saturday, President Trump tweeted that he plans to allow the long-scheduled release of 3100 long-classified documents relating to the JFK assassination and investigation...

A determined New York Times reporter tracked him down...

In response, Chaffetz told Fox News that Clinton was misinformed.