Senate staffer’s indictment exposes the pitifully corrupt nature of Trump-Russia probe
While few ever heard of Senate staffer James Wolfe prior to last week, he’s infamous today for being indicted by the Department of Justice (DOJ) for allegedly lying to investigators about his relationship with three reporters. At least two reportedly were recipients of sensitive information from the Senate Intelligence Committee, where he was the longtime director of security. When confronted by authorities, Wolfe allegedly made false statements. A 57-year-old career staffer, he now faces up to 15 years in prison, five per reporter.
Though he wasn’t well-known publicly, I had heard of him.
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