Orange_Crush
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My point was exactly as clear as I wanted it to be. If you couldn't understand the point as made, you wouldn't understand the explanation. It goes back to that basic principle: if I tell you guys what to think, you will immediately reject it; if I lead you guys to think, there is a sliver of hope.
Luther, naturally, I perceived what you said, and obviously I understand what you said, or I wouldn't be pressing you on it. I've been very clear in asking you to tell us WHY you felt the need to interject that within the context of the conversation, and WHAT your desire was for us to take away from it and DO with it. Was it just more of your diarrhea of the keyboard, just an uncontrollable rush to pollute the discussion? Or were you actually intending something with it?
If the former, I would humbly ask that you take some pepto. If the latter, I'm just asking you to own it and stop being such a coward.
Take away from it and do with it whatever you wish.
I'm leading you to water, I'm not attempting to make you drink.
New story on the NRA and Russia issue: NRA lawyer expressed concerns about group's Russia ties, investigators told | McClatchy Washington Bureau
Cleta Mitchell, a former NRA board member who has done legal work for the organization, is on a newly disclosed list of people whom Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee are seeking to interview. Democratic investigators for that committees Senate counterpart also are interested in what she may know about relationships between the NRA or its allies and wealthy Russians, said the sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the matter.
Mitchell told McClatchy in an email that any suggestion she has concerns about the NRA's Russia connections is a "complete fabrication."
In an email, Mitchell strongly denied having concerns about Russian funds being improperly routed through the NRA.
I have no knowledge of anything like this and zero concerns whatsoever about anyone Russians or otherwise who funneled funds to / through NRA, she said. The NRA is meticulous about following all the rules. This is all a complete fabrication.
Mitchell said she would be willing to talk to investigators but it would be ...wasting everyones time and money...
I'm having a hard time finding info validating the headline of the article. Seems a bit misleading to suggest the NRA lawyer in question had concerns.....quite the opposite?
Sorta like the "sh**hole" comment from Trump. Various people said he made the comment, but Trump denied it. The denial doesn't mean it wasn't said. Ditto here. She denies expressing concerns. Others said she expressed concerns. Both can't be telling the truth, but we can't immediately conclude she's the truth teller and the others are lying. Regardless, looks like she's scheduled to speak to the senate. Sometimes being under oath enhances people's memory.
She denies expressing concerns. Others said she expressed concerns. Both can't be telling the truth, but we can't immediately conclude she's the truth teller and the others are lying. Regardless, looks like she's scheduled to speak to the senate. Sometimes being under oath enhances people's memory.
John Bolton's Curious Appearance In A Russian Gun Rights Video : NPR
More high level connections between the NRA and Russians connected to Putin. NRA should be responding to the Wyden and Lieu letters (which asked about Russian funds in the NRA) in the coming days.
Latest installment. NRA responded to Wyden. Still not being completely forthcoming it sounds like from the article. So Wyden has sent the NRA yet more questions.
Senator demands specifics of NRA's use of foreign money | McClatchy Washington Bureau
Latest installment. NRA responded to Wyden. Still not being completely forthcoming it sounds like from the article. So Wyden has sent the NRA yet more questions.
Senator demands specifics of NRA's use of foreign money | McClatchy Washington Bureau