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“Some administration critics said Ms Gabbard should have alerted congressional intelligence committees about the whistle-blower report or the underlying intelligence months earlier”
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While inspectors general are required to notify Congress only about complaints they find credible, some of the administration critics said Ms. Gabbard should have nevertheless alerted congressional intelligence committees about the whistle-blower report or the underlying intelligence months earlier than she did.
Extracted from: Intelligence Dispute Centers on Kushner Reference in Intercepted Communication , The New York Times
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