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In the summer of 2019 Atkinson accepted a premise of a [[hearsay]] ‘[[whistleblower]]‘ complaint from [[Deep State]] informant [[Eric Ciaramella]], who was “blowing-the-whistle” based on second hand information of a phone call without any direct personal knowledge. Atkinson referred to Ciaramella as one who has

In the summer of 2019 Atkinson accepted a premise of a [[hearsay]] ‘[[whistleblower]]‘ complaint from [[Deep State]] informant [[Eric Ciaramella]], who was “blowing-the-whistle” based on second hand information of a phone call without any direct personal knowledge. Atkinson referred to Ciaramella as one who has

:“some indicia of an arguable political [[bias]] … in favor of a rival political candidate"  

:“some indicia of an arguable political [[bias]] … in favor of a rival political candidate"  

Atkinson was severely criticized for changing the rules at the last minute and allowing a third-party "[[whistleblower]]" [[hearsay]] complaint.

Atkinson was severely criticized by the [[DOJ]] [[Office of Legal Counsel]] for changing the rules at the last minute and accepting a third-party [[hearsay]] "whistleblower" complaint.

==See also==

==See also==