Just at the time when the Inspector General is about to release the long-awaited report related to the hoax that falsely implicated the Trump campaign in collusion with Russia, Lisa Page believes that she is a victim and has spoken out (again) against President Trump. But she hasn't mentioned any of the suspicious circumstances in which she, as a public servant, was thinking out loud about thwarting Trump's bid for election.
In one of his rallies, Trump did a priceless imitation of the two love-birds, Lisa and Peter Strzok, billing and cooing over the phone. Now, Miss Page feels abused. The result is the first interview she has given in years. No surprises here: the interview was with a virulent anti-Trump writer.
"I had stayed quiet for years," laments Miss Page. And, "my heart drops to my stomach when I realize he has tweeted about me again." Poor baby! Her silence may have been related to the nature of her e-mails to her lover, which indicated that they would have to "stop it," namely, the election of Donald Trump and to have "an insurance policy" in the unlikely event that he won.
Reporter Trace Gallagher indicated that it is not clear where Miss Page is currently employed.
In one of his rallies, Trump did a priceless imitation of the two love-birds, Lisa and Peter Strzok, billing and cooing over the phone. Now, Miss Page feels abused. The result is the first interview she has given in years. No surprises here: the interview was with a virulent anti-Trump writer.
"I had stayed quiet for years," laments Miss Page. And, "my heart drops to my stomach when I realize he has tweeted about me again." Poor baby! Her silence may have been related to the nature of her e-mails to her lover, which indicated that they would have to "stop it," namely, the election of Donald Trump and to have "an insurance policy" in the unlikely event that he won.
Reporter Trace Gallagher indicated that it is not clear where Miss Page is currently employed.