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[quote=Anonymous][quote=jsteele][quote=Anonymous][quote=jsteele][quote=Anonymous]NP. I can name several actions, and have already, that raise a lot of suspicion about whether or not there was a valid reason to start investigating Trump for colluding with Russia. And that's what matters at this point, because the election is long over, yet the quest to find evidence of the Trump campaign's collusion carry on and on. It began on bogus grounds. [/quote]

The investigation into the Trump campaign absolutely did not begin on bogus grounds. You have to be willfully ignorant of a considerable number of facts to suggest as much. You have Manafort who has committed an laundry list of crimes involving Russians and pro-Russia Ukrainians acting as campaign manager, George Papadopoulos drunkenly telling an Australian diplomat that the Russians have the DNC's emails, and a host of contacts between campaign officials and Russian intelligence figures. The FBI would have been delinquent not to investigate.

Also, keep in mind that the IG report was about the Clinton email investigation, not the Trump investigation. So, you are actually going off-topic.
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Nothing that Manafort is in jail for relates to or shows any link to anything he did while working for Trump for 49 days. Many people believe that the Papadopoulos situation was a setup to create a reason.

And like another pp said, many of the same cast of characters worked on both the Hillary investigation and the Russia investigation, namely Strzok. They are intertwined.[/quote]

So you are saying that Manafort, despite a history of criminal activities involving Russians or pro-Russian Ukrainians and working for free for Trump, should not have been investigated for ties to Russia? You guys keep bringing up that Manafort has not yet been charge ed with a crime committed during the 144 days (you don't count very well either) that he worked for Trump. BTW, that included managing the convention at which the Republican platform dealing with Ukraine was watered in a manner desired by Russia. This is a standard prosecutorial tactic. Even Republican Trey Gowdy agrees that the FBI was correct to open an investigation (but, of course that earned him RINO status despite his years of investigating Clinton).
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No. I am saying that throughout the investigation of Manafort, we have not learned of any of his interactions with Russia that related to Trump or his campaign. They were for personal gain and prior to and separate from Trump. [/quote]

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