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Anonymous
The Russian Troll Farm had nothing to do with Russian collusion? Really? Fascinating!! Who did they work for? |
Anonymous
| The DoJ indicted the Russian hackers who used the name Fancy Bear. Where have we heard that name before?! |
Anonymous
You can redefine success now if you want to, but for libs this was only about getting Trump, and it’s clear that’s not going to happen. Here’s a great article that speaks to this: https://nypost.com/2019/03/22/mueller-wraps-up-but-dont-expect-the-hysteria-to-end/ |
Anonymous
That article is spot on. Also, keep in mind this was a 2-year investigation into Russian collusion, and there will no collusion-related arrests. |
Anonymous
Again the Fancy Bear Russian hackers seemed to be conveniently forgotten. |
Anonymous
And Trump's best friend Roger Stone coordinating the release of the emails hacked by the Russians via Wikileaks means nothing at all? And Trump's campaign knowing about the hacked emails before anyone else means nothing at all? |
Anonymous
| The Trump supporters think they control the narrative, they want everyone to completely ignore the 34 indictments of Trump campaign staff, his attorney, other close Trump associates, et cetera. Mueller's team turned up a huge amount of gross corruption and criminal behavior. There is absolutely no way the Trump camp can pretend that this was nothing. There is also no way that they can pretend it was some kind of political hit job, either. Dems didn't do this, Manafort, Cohen and the others did it to themselves. Nobody on the Dem side forced them to commit the crimes they did. |
Anonymous
And Don’t forget Manafort (as Trump campaign manager) sharing sensitive polling information about Americans with a Russian intelligence operative |
Anonymous
There is a lot more with Manafort. Manafort was at the center of putting a pro-Putin government in place in Ukraine. He worked as a highly paid consultant for Yanukovich. |
Anonymous
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Russiagate is looking like this generation’s WMD - a catastrophe for the reputation of the news media:
https://taibbi.substack.com/p/russiagate-is-wmd-times-a-million |
Anonymous
So call Bob Mueller and remind him. After all the left has been screeching about his impeccable credentials of him and his team. I’m sure he would appreciate someone of your caliber telling him how to do his job. |
Anonymous
Except this author is totally ignoring known facts. |
Anonymous
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Reporting establishes that Trump's campaign manager sold a known Kremlin spy proprietary internal campaign polling data and an offer of private briefings on Trump's foreign policy deliberations for $2.4 million. We'll see what Mueller found—but it certainly wasn't "no collusion."
For instance, he could say he was unable to or uninterested in charging Manafort with conspiracy after Manafort wouldn't cooperate with tge SCO but got more than 7 years in prison anyway. That's very different from saying that Manafort didn't actively collude with the Kremlin. When Trump had a secret face-to-face conversation with Putin, then hours later crafted a false statement for America to read about a meeting with Kremlin agents in his home—to keep hiding what he's always hidden, the scope of his relationship with the Kremlin—that's collusion. When Trump held a national security meeting in his hotel in March 2016 and a member of his tiny NatSec team said he was a Kremlin intermediary trying to set up—backchannel—a secret Trump-Russia summit on foreign policy with the Kremlin and Trump promoted him, that's collusion. When Trump—knowing perfectly well that his campaign was engaged in a backchannel conversation with the Kremlin over its support for him—publicly asked for the Kremlin's help in hacking his opponents, and in under 24 hours the hackers acceded to his wishes, that was collusion. When Trump directly ordered his NatSec team to make a change to the RNC platform to benefit the Kremlin at a time his campaign was reaching out to Kremlin agents to get them to give him stolen Clinton emails—thereby performing on his half of a quid pro quo—that was collusion. When Trump "found out"—assuming he hadn't known all along—his NSA had been secretly negotiating American foreign policy with the Kremlin for months, including during the campaign, and not only didn't fire him but tried to deep-six feds' prosecution of him, that was collusion. https://twitter.com/SethAbramson/status/1109827137555582977 |
Anonymous
Where's the evidence of 'Fancy Bear' doing anything? You fools WANTED to believe the Russians took your bacon, but no one has presented any halfway believable evidence of Russians being involved in the election in any way, other than memes about masturbation, pantyhose colors, or similarly minor issues. |
Anonymous
Until you point out even a single 'know fact" former Moscow-based journalist Matt Taibbi is ignoring, I'm going to call you another Kool-Aid drinking fool who's inadvertently helping Trump. |