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Anonymous wrote:Enjoy, y'all:

http://thehill.com/homenews/house/401193-gop-chairman-set-to-issue-steele-dossier-subpoenas

It's going to be great when this all turns out to be yet another nothingburger.

I mean, if the suggestion was that the dossier was a fake, manufactured piece of garbage, then I would get it. But to date, none of it has been disproven. So Steel's sources appear to be accurate and the information he compiled appears to be, at least, 70% accurate. The rest is seriously noise. If there was nothing to the FISA warrant, it would not have been renewed, not once, but three times, by three different Republican Appointed Federal judges.

But sure, keep putting focus on the dossier, because once Cohen admits he did go to Prague, then the collusion will be sealed.

Steele himself said the dossier is not verified

The question is, by who?

That was two years ago. At this point, much of it has been verified.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Enjoy, y'all:

http://thehill.com/homenews/house/401193-gop-chairman-set-to-issue-steele-dossier-subpoenas

It's going to be great when this all turns out to be yet another nothingburger.

I mean, if the suggestion was that the dossier was a fake, manufactured piece of garbage, then I would get it. But to date, none of it has been disproven. So Steel's sources appear to be accurate and the information he compiled appears to be, at least, 70% accurate. The rest is seriously noise. If there was nothing to the FISA warrant, it would not have been renewed, not once, but three times, by three different Republican Appointed Federal judges.

But sure, keep putting focus on the dossier, because once Cohen admits he did go to Prague, then the collusion will be sealed.

Steele himself said the dossier is not verified

The question is, by who?

That was two years ago. At this point, much of it has been verified.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Enjoy, y'all:

http://thehill.com/homenews/house/401193-gop-chairman-set-to-issue-steele-dossier-subpoenas

It's going to be great when this all turns out to be yet another nothingburger.

I mean, if the suggestion was that the dossier was a fake, manufactured piece of garbage, then I would get it. But to date, none of it has been disproven. So Steel's sources appear to be accurate and the information he compiled appears to be, at least, 70% accurate. The rest is seriously noise. If there was nothing to the FISA warrant, it would not have been renewed, not once, but three times, by three different Republican Appointed Federal judges.

But sure, keep putting focus on the dossier, because once Cohen admits he did go to Prague, then the collusion will be sealed.

Steele himself said the dossier is not verified

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

But wait, there's more:

http://thehill.com/hilltv/rising/401185-the-handwritten-notes-exposing-what-fusion-gps-told-doj-about-trump

If there was no there, there, then why did 3 GOP appointed Federal Judges extend the FISA warrant on Carter Page? It's like you willfully ignore the core crime - treason, for all of the noise around it. Perhaps Steel was so desperate to help gain attention to his findings because he was concerned Trump would get away with stealing an election and so he and Simpson did what they could to get their information to the right places within the US Government - since normal channels (ie contacts at the NY FBI Field office) were ignored.

There is nothing in the dossier that has been proven wrong to date. Maybe start with that. There are hard facts in it that have borne out. Start with the money trails, which have been confirmed.

Because the FBI lied about the details to get the FISAs Don’t you read?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Enjoy, y'all:

http://thehill.com/homenews/house/401193-gop-chairman-set-to-issue-steele-dossier-subpoenas

It's going to be great when this all turns out to be yet another nothingburger.

I mean, if the suggestion was that the dossier was a fake, manufactured piece of garbage, then I would get it. But to date, none of it has been disproven. So Steel's sources appear to be accurate and the information he compiled appears to be, at least, 70% accurate. The rest is seriously noise. If there was nothing to the FISA warrant, it would not have been renewed, not once, but three times, by three different Republican Appointed Federal judges.

But sure, keep putting focus on the dossier, because once Cohen admits he did go to Prague, then the collusion will be sealed.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

But wait, there's more:

http://thehill.com/hilltv/rising/401185-the-handwritten-notes-exposing-what-fusion-gps-told-doj-about-trump

If there was no there, there, then why did 3 GOP appointed Federal Judges extend the FISA warrant on Carter Page? It's like you willfully ignore the core crime - treason, for all of the noise around it. Perhaps Steel was so desperate to help gain attention to his findings because he was concerned Trump would get away with stealing an election and so he and Simpson did what they could to get their information to the right places within the US Government - since normal channels (ie contacts at the NY FBI Field office) were ignored.

There is nothing in the dossier that has been proven wrong to date. Maybe start with that. There are hard facts in it that have borne out. Start with the money trails, which have been confirmed.

Anonymous wrote:

But wait, there's more:

http://thehill.com/hilltv/rising/401185-the-handwritten-notes-exposing-what-fusion-gps-told-doj-about-trump

Anonymous wrote:The real problem is that we have no idea what Russia has done. If all that happened is that Trump got one squirt of data from Russia, maybe that's not that extreme.

If Russia really hacked our voting machines and turned many members of Congress into assets, that's a big problem.

How do we know that Russia isn't go to try to invade Poland? Or Sweden? Or Alaska?

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone else feel incredibly frustrated that the media is doing my a terrible job explaining why accepting help from Russia was bad? Specifically, they keep laughing off the old excuse for the Trump Tower meeting - adoptions. What this explanation says to me is that the Russians wanted to discuss relief from the Magnitsky human rights sanctions in exchange for dirt on Clinton. Banning adoptions is how they retaliated against us after we passed the Magnitsky Act.

It’s the quid pro quo, stupid!!!!

It’s not like they hired a consultant and paid a fee for this info, but rather it’s the fact that these traitors sold out America’s foreign policy in exchange for help on a campaign. Why can’t the media make that point and help people see that this could truly affect things?

Anonymous wrote: It’s funny when you guys choose to believe evidence - like these 302s (which is what, precisely?) from a pair of boobs who are complicit - and when you don’t for example - the Steele dossier from a man who worked for one of our allies and has impeccable credentials and you believe not a word of it despite everything in it save the pee pee tape has been confirmed.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Enjoy, y'all:

http://thehill.com/homenews/house/401193-gop-chairman-set-to-issue-steele-dossier-subpoenas

It's going to be great when this all turns out to be yet another nothingburger.

I mean, if the suggestion was that the dossier was a fake, manufactured piece of garbage, then I would get it. But to date, none of it has been disproven. So Steel's sources appear to be accurate and the information he compiled appears to be, at least, 70% accurate. The rest is seriously noise. If there was nothing to the FISA warrant, it would not have been renewed, not once, but three times, by three different Republican Appointed Federal judges.

But sure, keep putting focus on the dossier, because once Cohen admits he did go to Prague, then the collusion will be sealed.

Anonymous wrote:Enjoy, y'all:

http://thehill.com/homenews/house/401193-gop-chairman-set-to-issue-steele-dossier-subpoenas