Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In a year or less the Russian connections story will die down. If there was anything serious, it would have been revealed by now. I just don't buy these conspiracies. Though, on the other hand, I did not believe that Bill Clinton had sex with his intern either.

Oh, that's the latest deflect: "conspiracy theory" !

Nice try Trumpettes!

Here is the NY Times headline from October 31, 2016 : " Investigating Donald Trump, F.B.I. Sees No Clear Link to Russia". Oh wait, it was BEFORE the elections. I wonder what changed?

Anonymous wrote:Apparently, Sessions introduced Page to Team Trump. If that is true, then he is completely implicated in this mess.

Worth a refresh.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So Michael Cohen's elite Ukranian father in law just died unexpectedly.

More Putin fingerprints, likely.

Could you please provide a link? Thanks.

From Andrey Artemenko's Facebook page - I mis-spoke though, the death was not Cohen's father-in-law, but another family member in the Ukraine who had been tied to this mess.

It's Alex Oronov who has died suddenly. He's the father-in-law of Cohen's brother and was the one who organized the "peace plan" meeting between the Ukranians and Cohen.
http://talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog/new-development-on-the-michael-cohen-peace-plan-meeting

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In a year or less the Russian connections story will die down. If there was anything serious, it would have been revealed by now. I just don't buy these conspiracies. Though, on the other hand, I did not believe that Bill Clinton had sex with his intern either.

Oh, that's the latest deflect: "conspiracy theory" !

Nice try Trumpettes!

+1 you guys are hilarious with your "if there was anything to know we'd know it by now so stfu and MAGA!"

Anonymous wrote:In a year or less the Russian connections story will die down. If there was anything serious, it would have been revealed by now. I just don't buy these conspiracies. Though, on the other hand, I did not believe that Bill Clinton had sex with his intern either.

Oh, that's the latest deflect: "conspiracy theory" !

Nice try Trumpettes!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In a year or less the Russian connections story will die down. If there was anything serious, it would have been revealed by now. I just don't buy these conspiracies. Though, on the other hand, I did not believe that Bill Clinton had sex with his intern either.

If anything it's not dying down, it's multiplying. More and more suspicious connections and events keep surfacing every week. This seriously needs to be investigated.

+1
Every time I wake up in the middle of the night to nurse I wonder what fresh heck awaits online. And every time I think, surely this time the Republican rank and file will realize they've been duped for thirty years. Nope.

Anonymous wrote:In a year or less the Russian connections story will die down. If there was anything serious, it would have been revealed by now. I just don't buy these conspiracies. Though, on the other hand, I did not believe that Bill Clinton had sex with his intern either.

Are you kidding?! It seems like weekly another thing fairly serious thing is revealed with near irrefutable evidence. The Nat'l Security Adviser resigned within less than a month of being sworn in because of this story. That's insane!! In other Administrations, that would have been the scandal of the year. Now, we seem to have already forgotten it.

Remember when the biggest concern was whether the WH had a hand in getting the DoE to provide a loan guarantee to a company that a large donor had also invested in (i.e. SOLYNDRA!!!)? That was front page news on the WaPo. Now we are wondering whether the AG committed perjury during his confirmation hearings and whether the POTUS is telling the truth about being wiretapped and whether that means the FBI actually had probable cause to suspect him of colluding with a foreign government.

But you're right, there is clearly nothing to see here.

Anonymous wrote:In a year or less the Russian connections story will die down. If there was anything serious, it would have been revealed by now. I just don't buy these conspiracies. Though, on the other hand, I did not believe that Bill Clinton had sex with his intern either.

If anything it's not dying down, it's multiplying. More and more suspicious connections and events keep surfacing every week. This seriously needs to be investigated.

In a year or less the Russian connections story will die down. If there was anything serious, it would have been revealed by now. I just don't buy these conspiracies. Though, on the other hand, I did not believe that Bill Clinton had sex with his intern either.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So Michael Cohen's elite Ukranian father in law just died unexpectedly.

More Putin fingerprints, likely.

Could you please provide a link? Thanks.

From Andrey Artemenko's Facebook page - I mis-spoke though, the death was not Cohen's father-in-law, but another family member in the Ukraine who had been tied to this mess.

Anonymous wrote:So Michael Cohen's elite Ukranian father in law just died unexpectedly.

More Putin fingerprints, likely.

Could you please provide a link? Thanks.

So Michael Cohen's elite Ukranian father in law just died unexpectedly.

More Putin fingerprints, likely.

If what the senator says in this interview is true, then, we can look to jail time for the merry band of Russophiles.

http://www.msnbc.com/andrea-mitchell-reports/watch/sen-coons-attorney-general-sessions-lied-to-the-senate-889587267708

"In a significant reversal, a Trump campaign official on Thursday told CNN that he personally advocated for softening the language on Ukraine in the GOP platform at the Republican National Convention, and that he did so on behalf of the President."

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/dc/jd-gordon-change-story-gop-platform-ukraine-amendment

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/03/us/politics/majority-rule-means-the-power-to-stop-not-just-start-an-investigation.html?hp&action=click&pgtype=Homepage&clickSource=story-heading&module=first-column-region®ion=top-news&WT.nav=top-news&_r=0

Just a quick reminder that the Republicans are still trying to obstruct.