The Nunes memo was just released, and of course the website crashed

The U.S. government released a highly anticipated document today, and, perhaps unsurprisingly, the designated website couldn't handle the load.

The so-called Nunes Memo, a contentious document authored by House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes' staff, alleges abuse of power by the F.B.I. in relation to its investigation into the Trump campaign's possible ties to the Russian government.

It was posted to a house.gov site early Friday morning, and, likely as a result of everyone on Twitter and in Washington, D.C., trying to access the site simultaneously, clicking the link brought the curious not to a sordid accounting of alleged abuse but an error message.

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Now, importantly, it's not like all of Congress's websites went down or anything — it was just this one page. But still, you'd think that someone, somewhere, would have planned ahead for this.

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And to be fair, at the time of this writing the page was successfully loading for this reporter.

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But, still. Get it together, guys.