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#15,851
#15,851
Silence Dogood said:
It is really sad that MSNBC now consistently beats CNN in the TV ratings.

CNN's so called journalism sucks.

I have a Leftist next door neighbor who is a musician, and he told me he stopped watching CNN because of their constant RUSSIA coverage.
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I’ve got liberal leaning neighbors who say the same thing. They think it’s time to move on. The only people holding on to the Russia thing are deeply partisan hacks.
 
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#15,852
#15,852
I have a cousin who works for the FBI who is as left as it gets. I was talking with him yesterday and he told me that this whole ridiculous Russia narrative is hurting the country. He said if anyone still believes there is real collusion or Trump is guilty of anything is just being out right foolish.
 
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#15,854
#15,854
VolsNSkinsFan said:
Charlie Gasperino is reporting on FBN the special investigation is coming to a close by the end of year and Trump will be exonerated
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That's great news, you trumpers should be happy about that. I'll be happy to hear that there was no collusion, all rational Americans should be thrilled to hear that.

Why then would you guys want the investigation to be shut down before donny can be exonerated?
 
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Septic said:
That's great news, you trumpers should be happy about that. I'll be happy to hear that there was no collusion, all rational Americans should be thrilled to hear that.

Why then would you guys want the investigation to be shut down before donny can be exonerated?
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because it looks like a witch hunt, and not a targeted investigation.
 
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#15,868
So this hack admits to his role in a deep state attack on the President, thereby validating Trump's claims. The politicization of organizations like the CIA and DOJ is deeply damaging to this country.

Ex-Spy Chief: Russia’s Election Hacking Was An ‘Intelligence Failure’ - POLITICO Magazine

So, let’s put ourselves here in Donald Trump’s shoes. So, what does he see? Right? He sees a former director of CIA and a former director of NSA, Mike Hayden, who I have the greatest respect for, criticizing him and his policies. Right? And he could rightfully have said, “Huh, what’s going on with these intelligence guys?” Right?

And then he sees a former acting director and deputy director of CIA criticizing him and endorsing his opponent. And then he gets his first intelligence briefing, after becoming the Republican nominee, and within 24 to 48 hours, there are leaks out of that that are critical of him and his then-national security advisor, Mike Flynn.

And so, this stuff starts to build, right? And he must have said to himself, “What is it with these intelligence guys? Are they political?” The current director at the time, John Brennan, during the campaign occasionally would push back on things that Donald Trump had said.

So, when Trump talked about the Iran nuclear deal being the worst deal in the history of American diplomacy, and he was going to tear it up on the first day—John Brennan came out publicly and said, “That would be an act of folly.” So, he sees current sitting director pushing back on him. Right?

Then he becomes president, and he’s supposed to be getting a daily brief from the moment he becomes the president-elect. Right? And he doesn’t. And within a few days, there’s leaks about how he’s not taking his briefing. So, he must have thought—right?—that, “Who are these guys? Are these guys out to get me? Is this a political organization? Can I think about them as a political organization when I become president?"

So, I think there was a significant downside to those of us who became political in that moment. So, if I could have thought of that, would I have ended up in a different place? I don’t know. But it’s something I didn’t think about
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#15,870
#15,870
For the seventh or eighth time: all of your collateral attacks on individual members of DOJ or FBI amounts to jack shiate when all of the evidence of obstruction by Trump is coming from inside Trump's own team, family, or from Trump himself.

Only those who want to just flatly ignore the facts are willing to just attack the people asking the questions so they can pretend like the answers don't matter.
 
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#15,871
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lawgator1 said:
For the seventh or eighth time: all of your collateral attacks on individual members of DOJ or FBI amounts to jack shiate when all of the evidence of obstruction by Trump is coming from inside Trump's own team, family, or from Trump himself.

Only those who want to just flatly ignore the facts are willing to just attack the people asking the questions so they can pretend like the answers don't matter.
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What evidence?
 
#15,872
#15,872
hog88 said:
What evidence?
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See e.g. Trump tweets, Trump statements, testimony of Flynn, statements and testimony of Trump, Jr., statements of Kushner, admissions by Trump lawyers.

The starkest is Flynn told to engage Russians on sanctions prior to inauguration, Flynn lies about that to FBI, Trump asks Comey to drop investigation into Flynn, Trump fires Comey when he refuses to do Trump's bidding, Trump tells Russians that by firing Comey he is taking care of the Russia problem, Trump helps fabricate lie that meeting at Trump Tower was to talk about adoption.

All of this shows knowledge by Trump that he is guilty of manipulating American foreign policy to help Russia and doesn't want the American people to know it.
 
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lawgator1 said:
See e.g. Trump tweets, Trump statements, testimony of Flynn, statements and testimony of Trump, Jr., statements of Kushner, admissions by Trump lawyers.

The starkest is Flynn told to engage Russians on sanctions prior to inauguration, Flynn lies about that to FBI, Trump asks Comey to drop investigation into Flynn, Trump fires Comey when he refuses to do Trump's bidding, Trump tells Russians that by firing Comey he is taking care of the Russia problem, Trump helps fabricate lie that meeting at Trump Tower was to talk about adoption.

All of this shows knowledge by Trump that he is guilty of manipulating American foreign policy to help Russia and doesn't want the American people to know it.
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And none of that is obstructing justice. Better luck next time.
 
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#15,875
lawgator1 said:
See e.g. Trump tweets, Trump statements, testimony of Flynn, statements and testimony of Trump, Jr., statements of Kushner, admissions by Trump lawyers.

The starkest is Flynn told to engage Russians on sanctions prior to inauguration, Flynn lies about that to FBI, Trump asks Comey to drop investigation into Flynn, Trump fires Comey when he refuses to do Trump's bidding, Trump tells Russians that by firing Comey he is taking care of the Russia problem, Trump helps fabricate lie that meeting at Trump Tower was to talk about adoption.

All of this shows knowledge by Trump that he is guilty of manipulating American foreign policy to help Russia and doesn't want the American people to know it.
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I don't see how he possibly gets out of this. YGHN!
 
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