@Stephen McIntyre @Bad Kitty Unleashed 🦁💪🏻 @Rosie Memos @Hans Mahncke @Jeff Carlson @Lee Smith [+ Lots of 'etc accounts' I don't know usernames anymore, so please forward.] Suggestion for the Spygate corner of Twitter. /thread

2) Both the HPSCI and the HJC have briefings and hearings scheduled for June 20th and 21st to ask John Durham questions. Congress is clueless. Y'all know that. You guys will forget more about Spygate than they will ever know. So, please hear me out.

3) Wherever your corner of Twitter (or whatever) is assembled now, I would suggest you guys put together the questions for House republicans to ask Durham. If you're not still in a group, maybe reassemble for one last shot that could make a difference. Let bygones be bygones.

4) There's about 2 weeks to prep and get the questions forwarded to key HPSCI and HJC members. The HPSCI will be a classified briefing, June 20. The HJC will be public on June 21.

5) Frame the question. Cite the report, then assemble the questions. Assign a stenographer from the group to type them up, then mail to the selected reps (return receipt requested). Put the specific questions into the context that YOU would use if YOU had opportunity to ask.

6) Get very granular with the question. The more specific the better. While understanding the classified briefing/responses will not be public - but will create a record. The public briefing will be public and televised.

7) This could be an opportunity to put all of your collective brainpower together for one shot at making information known to the larger American public. Like a reverse lawfare operation, where sunlight is the goal. Sunlight. Pure sunlight.

8) HPSCI members here. Stefanik, Garcia, maybe Fitzpatrick, would be targeted recipients. Copy to Mike Turner, Chairman Yeah, I know, but still. intelligence.house.gov/about/hpsci-me…

9) HJC members here. Better group. Gaetz, Johnson, Biggs, Bishop and Hageman are the best chance for solid HJC questions that are pertinent. Emphasis on Gaetz, Bishop, Johnson. Copy to Jim Jordan. judiciary.house.gov/about/membersh…

10) One packet of questions, fully cited from Durham report, for each committee. Again, you know buckets more than their staff. Reassemble the Spygate group, assemble questions, type them up, create packets, mail and then see if it has impact. It's worth a shot.

11) There's about 2 weeks to get it done. Anything I can do to assist, I will. It may be that this task is impossible. Yet, if I/we do not try then how will I/we know it can’t be done? And if I/we do not try, it most certainly won’t be done.

12) Warmest personal regards to all. God Bless. /END