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[[Lisa Page]] is a lawyer in the Justice Department specializing in money laundering. As such, Lisa Page earned $239,000 per year - more than Members of Congress, Cabinet Secretaries, and Supreme Court Justices. As such, Lisa Page felt she was more qualified to decide who should be the President of the United States.
[[Lisa Page]] is a lawyer in the Justice Department specializing in money laundering. As such, Lisa Page earned $239,000 per year - more than Members of Congress, Cabinet Secretaries, and Supreme Court Justices. As such, Lisa Page felt she was more qualified to decide who should be the President of the United States.
In October 2016, weeks before the 2016 Presidential election, Lisa Page was acting as legal counsel for FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe. McCabe had whitewashed the criminal investigation into Hillary Clinton's mishandling and destruction of government documents, exonerating Clinton, and paving the way for Clinton's nomination as [[Democrat]]ic presidential candidate. McCabe's family received $700,000 from Clinton donors. McCabe instructed Lisa Page to leak details of the ongoing Clinton investigations to the ''[[Wall Street Journal]]'' as Hillary Clinton's poll number slid when evidence of more Clinton wrongdoing came to light.
In October 2016, weeks before the 2016 Presidential election, Lisa Page was acting as legal counsel for FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe. McCabe had whitewashed the criminal investigation into Hillary Clinton's mishandling and destruction of government documents, exonerating Clinton, and paving the way for Clinton's nomination as [[Democrat]]ic presidential candidate. McCabe's family received $700,000 from Clinton donors. McCabe instructed Lisa Page to [[leak]] details of the ongoing Clinton investigations to the ''[[Wall Street Journal]]'' as Hillary Clinton's poll number slid when evidence of more Clinton wrongdoing came to light.
In July 2017 Lisa Page turned states evidence when she provided text messages to investigators proving her FBI boss, Andrew McCabe, authorized illegal leaks. McCabe was subsequently fired for making false statements to investigators denying he authorized the illegal leaks.
In July 2017 Lisa Page turned states evidence when she provided text messages to investigators proving her FBI boss, Andrew McCabe, authorized illegal leaks. McCabe was subsequently fired for making false statements to investigators denying he authorized the illegal leaks.