An inconvenient truth about Lisa Page is that she never did anything wrong in her professional capacity. What happens between husbands, wives and lovers is no one's business. Lisa Page was used to create the idea of an FBI that was indeed a "Deep State." It was and is all a lie.
Below are a few sentences from a study about the tabloid press. The country is Great Britain, but, I think the conclusions outline a phenomena in the USA as well. Why is that important? Because in order to put forward the concept of "Deep State" it has to be a side note in tabloids that specialize in salacious accounts. One of the best friends of Donald J. Trump is David Pecker (click here) from the National Enquirer.
...Although the Sun and the Mirror (click here) are mainstream news discourse in terms of their circulation, and occupy a central place in British popular culture, their reception was framed by distancing from other kinds of printed news sources and from major social and political institutions. Rather than conjuring up an image of tabloid reading as a product of a ‘free’ choice from a range of media, simply representing ‘what readers want’, a key finding of this research is instead how social structures impact on reading choices and experiences. The social context of the readers becomes a vital factor to consider in understanding tabloid reading....
The methodology of tabloids is to create a sense of discovery of a mystery about authority. Flying Saucers that the government knows exist and have evidence of in Area 54. Hillary Clinton and birth of a Martian. Etc. Etc. Etc.
The salacious content of celebrities is vital to the viability of the tabloid. I hope my implication here is not too abstract. I am saying definitely that Lisa Page was used as a salacious icon that would create a sleazy feeling about the FBI so people can accept the idea of "Deep State" more easily. It was necessary for Trump to be able to create the "Deep State."
E-mails are another jargon issue for Republican politics. George W. Bush would not have an email account for fear he would mistakenly hit "reply all." Or something like that.
The discovery of a set of lovers working within the Special Counsel office was simply too good to be true and Trump's administration saw it as a gift that had to be exploited. Lisa Page and Peter Strozk, no matter how absurd the accusation would become was going to be used to promote a disease within the FBI. Any legislator that stood against these people were saintly and acting to protect the people from a runaway "Deep State."
Trump nurtured the idea of a "Deep State" and since it's emergence as a political strategy uses it chronically to discredit charges against him. Lisa Page and Peter Strozk were helpless victims to Trump's plans. They were discussing aspects of investigation and in some light-hearted moments jokingly states they would not let Trump serve as president. It was all Stupid Talk that carried no brevity what so ever at all.
The person cited by the Inspector General as having mixed political ideology with his work product was never mentioned by any Congressional persons. Lisa Page and Peter Strozk were not reported as mixing business with pleasure when it comes to FISA warrants, etc. The US Congress laid bare emails between TWO FBI AGENTS. Like, what? There was absolutely no reason for this to ever occur, but, they were the icons that the National Enquirer and other tabloids could use to back Trump's faux "Deep State."
This is probably meaningless to them, but, I apologize for the meat grinder Lisa Page and Peter Strozk got caught up in and I am furious the USA has lost not only highly qualified Directors and Acting Directors to the FBI, but, well qualified and dedicated agents. The Congress needs to be held responsible for the LEAK and proper ethics investigations needs to go forward.
I wish both former FBI agents well and hope their families are safe and sound. The Congress, DOJ or Trump had no right to do what they did to them.
Lisa Page, who exchanged anti-Trump text messages with Peter Strzok, her FBI agent lover, was seen for the first time on Wednesday
The woman who exchanged anti-Trump text messages (click here) with her FBI lover, who was dismissed from special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe, has been photographed for the first time since news of her affair was revealed.
Lisa Page, a lawyer for the FBI, looked somber in DailyMail.com's exclusive photos as she was spotted leaving the home that she shares with her husband and children in Washington D.C. on Wednesday.
The 38-year-old registered Democrat wore all black and her hair was still wet when she left the residence carrying two bags moments after her husband Joseph Burrow, 40, pulled his hood over his head and left the house with their son.
On Saturday, Page was exposed as being the lover of Peter Strzok, deputy head of counterintelligence at the FBI, after it was discovered they exchanged anti-Trump text messages, which led him to be reassigned to the FBI's human resources department in August....
