NR Daily: What Mike Pence Gets Wrong about the FBI

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The bureau can still be a valuable force for good, but not if we close our eyes to its very real, serious flaws.
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Andrew C. McCarthy

What Mike Pence Gets Wrong about the FBI

The bureau can still be a valuable force for good, but not if we close our eyes to its very real, serious ...   READ MORE

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