They knowingly peddled a lie, abused their powers in the process and did so to tamper with an election.

#10 | POSTED BY BELLRINGER

There was no "lie". No abuse of power. And anyone in America is allowed to have and express an opinion. Opinions are not "tampering with an election". And unless they were under orders not to speak about it then as guardians of our nations secrets and national security those intell officials have a right and even a duty to share that opinion with the American voters if they feel the voters need to know about it.

And to equate someone express their valid opinion based on their knowledge and experiences with "abuse of power" is just another absurdity proffered by another maga liar.

abused their powers in the process and did so to tamper with an election.

#10 | Posted by BellRinger

Inciting an attack on our nation's capital and undermining a sitting president by denying he lost an election fair and square is an abuse of power.

Undermining the constitution by unconstitutional means is an abuse of power.

"they engaged in election interference. They deserve to have their access pulled.

#16 | POSTED BY BELLRINGER

No they did not not. Election interference as a crime has a specific definition.

You should probably look it up.

And they did not "lie". And the first amendment gives them a clear right to freely express their opinions based upon their professional analysis.

It's entirely up to you whether to believe they know what they talking about or not. Your opinions expressed here are also not election interference even if they are obviously lies and distortions. Even if someone was dumb enough to believe you it's still not "interference".

Nothing they said or did falls under the category of election interference.

In the other hand Trump has clearly committed election interference with his conspiracy to submit false EC ballots.

Once again projection is confession. And probably defection from Trumpy's crimes too at this point.