Orange_Vol1321
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Russian Hacking, huh?Anyone surprised? No one? Didn't think so.
How Julian Assange turned an embassy into a command post for election meddling - CNNPolitics
You guys keep forgetting that CNN is Fake News.Anyone surprised? No one? Didn't think so.
How Julian Assange turned an embassy into a command post for election meddling - CNNPolitics
DIMs don't want to hear that.I am. I'm surprised they thought they had a good candidate. I'm surprised no charges came from the mail server. I'm surprised about the secret tarmac meeting. I'm surprised the FBI covered for her. I'm surprised she tried to buy her way in the Whitehouse with the Mueller hoax.
I'm the most surprised that she has owned Washington for 40 years yet Epstein, will be what brings her down.
I must have missed all this info you're hinting at released before the election.
Where’s the beef?
One little CNN article not enough to prove anything.
LOL. Total BS.
Legit!!!!!!!!!!!!!As far as "digging" goes, this one is pretty easy.
Here's a breadcrumb for ya'll.
All of the Trump campaign’s contacts with WikiLeaks
Quartz?? Who TF is that?As far as "digging" goes, this one is pretty easy.
Here's a breadcrumb for ya'll.
All of the Trump campaign’s contacts with WikiLeaks
Here’s your smoking gunAs far as "digging" goes, this one is pretty easy.
Here's a breadcrumb for ya'll.
All of the Trump campaign’s contacts with WikiLeaks
So Trump had advance knowledge of the wikileaks leaks and strategize his campaign based on that information.[/QUOTE]
So Trump had advance knowledge of the wikileaks leaks and strategize his campaign based on that information.
Even if true that’s somehow a bigger issue than the president and administration at the time illegally surveilling the Trump campaign? I’m sure no information was passed on to his “shoe in” replacement. I guess keeping her out of jail was enough.
So Trump had advance knowledge of the wikileaks leaks and strategize his campaign based on that information.
I believe I have read Congressional testimony from several witnesses that they were indeed planning a strategy over the possible release, a strategy based on public info at the time and news reports that Wikileaks was about to make them public. As in they didn’t know for sure that the emails would be released, a strategy based on the fact they might be released. Big difference.