hog88
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Are you madder about the fact that Russia apparently did pull out all the stops to get your boy elected, or that Mueller outed Barr as a big fat red hat nut hugging liar?
Congress should subpoena Mueller today, but you know that’s not happening.
Congress should move to impeach President Trump with the mountain of evidence that you and constituents claim they have, but you know that’s not happening.
Why hasn’t Mueller been subpoenaed?
Why hasn’t congress began the impeachment process?
We have the transcript homeslice, it's right here: The Mueller Report
Barr willfully misled Congress, (it's not even his first time) - and he got called out doing it. This isn't that hard to understand. Simple really. What's confusing?
A rational expectation, I agree. Remind me, who can fire the AG?
There were approximately 470 accounts opened from a notorious troll farm in St. Petersburg that was responsible for purchasing some 3,000 or so ads between June 2015 and May 2017... In U.S. dollars it would come out to about $100,000... it is a very small amount compared to how much is spent on ads during the election cycle (well over a billion). Chances are you probably did see an ad from a fake Russian account during the 2016 cycle but probably didn't give it a 2nd glance... they were typically not very professional looking in nature (from what I've seen). The Russians may not understand how accustomed Americans are to ignoring junk mail and advertisements... we spend most of the day ignoring the kind of crap they were putting out there. It's our every day normal.I've heard mentioned the Ruskies spent $46 thousand dollars to influence the election through social media. Can anyone confirm this? If so that's like buying a cup of coffee at Mickey Dee's in the world of political spending.
call Pelosi,Amas,Nadler,Schiff tell them to get this ball rolling. What are your liberal heros waiting on? Lets f'ing go
There were approximately 470 accounts opened from a notorious troll farm in St. Petersburg that was responsible for purchasing some 3,000 or so ads between June 2015 and May 2017... In U.S. dollars it would come out to about $100,000... it is a very small amount compared to how much is spent on ads during the election cycle (well over a billion). Chances are you probably did see an ad from a fake Russian account during the 2016 cycle but probably didn't give it a 2nd glance... they were typically not very professional looking in nature (from what I've seen). The Russians may not understand how accustomed Americans are to ignoring junk mail and advertisements... we spend most of the day ignoring the kind of crap they were putting out there. It's our every day normal.