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| − | <big><big><center>'''Box score'''<br><br>CIA hit a first inning homerun when they [http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2017/03/14/monica-crowley-lost-white-house-job-now-she-s-got-one-with-pro-russian-oligarch.html bagged Nixon expert Monica Crowley, an early Trump appointment as National Security Council Communications Director]. In the third inning, CIA scored on an error when [http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/feb/15/cia-insults-trump/ National Security Adviser Michael Flynn quit over CIA | + | <big><big><center>'''Box score'''<br><br>CIA hit a first inning homerun when they [http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2017/03/14/monica-crowley-lost-white-house-job-now-she-s-got-one-with-pro-russian-oligarch.html bagged Nixon expert Monica Crowley, an early Trump appointment as National Security Council Communications Director]. In the third inning, CIA scored on an error when [http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/feb/15/cia-insults-trump/ National Security Adviser Michael Flynn quit over CIA veto of security clearances for his staff appointees.] In the top of the fourth, CIA scored again when Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from CIA witchhunts; in the bottom of the fourth, Trump homered when he exposed Obama administrations FISA abuses, bringing the crowd to its feet and hushing the opposition.</center></big></big> |
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Box score
CIA hit a first inning homerun when they bagged Nixon expert Monica Crowley, an early Trump appointment as National Security Council Communications Director. In the third inning, CIA scored on an error when National Security Adviser Michael Flynn quit over CIA veto of security clearances for his staff appointees. In the top of the fourth, CIA scored again when Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from CIA witchhunts; in the bottom of the fourth, Trump homered when he exposed Obama administrations FISA abuses, bringing the crowd to its feet and hushing the opposition.