It all began with a Tweet.
What role has Rep. Devin Nunes played in this scandal?
If he had not gone to the White House, this story would not have broken when it did.
Then he talked to the press, twice. He said he felt obligated to tell the President. He participated in an elaborate choreographed plan to deceive everyone into believing he had some incriminating evidence against the FBI and intelligence people, the manner in which some names were "unmasked", and he could not tell anyone else on the Intelligence Committee about it. He could only tell the President. The national security guys, in the White House, gave him the documents and he gave the documents to Trump. The whole purpose was to somehow vindicate Trump from his lie about former President Obama. He was a useful tool for the White House cabal.
He panicked. He jumped out of the car, with his staff inside, and grabbed an Uber and sped away. He did just what he was asked to do. I doubt that he was fully aware of how he was being used? He volunteered anyway. Does that make him any less guilty?
Was he a player or was he played? Was he the low man on the totem pole?
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