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Anonymous wrote:Donald Jr. is going to look as "good" in Orange as daddy does. Kushner and Manifort too. That's the ballgame for these three. Federal crime committed and prove via Jr. Own tweets.

Also, is Don Jr. doiing an insanity defense thing? No sane person would tweet: Hey! Here's the written proof I committed a federal crime!

Also: Don, Jr.'s lawyer either needs to resign (because Donny did the exact opposite of what was advised. Which would have been Shut Up!). Or disbarred for gross incompetence. Dealers choice.

It's a beautiful day.

Daddy can pardon him. You don't think he will? Then you haven't been paying attention. Things aren't normal anymore.

Mueller's team is drawn from the Southern District, which is in, uh, NY, where the Trumps reside, all of them. The Southern District will move on the Trump family even if Trump pardons them. And Trump can't pardon himself.

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Anonymous wrote:Donald Jr. is going to look as "good" in Orange as daddy does. Kushner and Manifort too. That's the ballgame for these three. Federal crime committed and prove via Jr. Own tweets.

Also, is Don Jr. doiing an insanity defense thing? No sane person would tweet: Hey! Here's the written proof I committed a federal crime!

Also: Don, Jr.'s lawyer either needs to resign (because Donny did the exact opposite of what was advised. Which would have been Shut Up!). Or disbarred for gross incompetence. Dealers choice.

It's a beautiful day.

Daddy can pardon him. You don't think he will? Then you haven't been paying attention. Things aren't normal anymore.

Mueller's team is drawn from the Southern District, which is in, uh, NY, where the Trumps reside, all of them. The Southern District will move on the Trump family even if Trump pardons them. And Trump can't pardon himself.

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Anonymous wrote:This has to be, what, the 475,000th time DCUM liberals have thought 'this is THE thing' that will put Trump in jail. Y'all forgot your happy dance meme

Just wait until Mueller finishes his investigation!

After a year of Russia, Russia, Russia, it's pathetic that this is all they got.

Yes, "all" we've got is emails where Trump Jr. is excited to meet with what he thinks is the Russian government to get dirt on Hillary Clinton. NBD.

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Anonymous wrote:Why is Donald trump Jr called uday

Because he is the older one.

If you had any question about the political leaning of the moderator here, this is a clue.
And, the fact that attributing derogatory names to the president, his family and his administration is not only allowed, but condoned and celebrated here.

Only a complete idiot who is functionally illiterate would question the political leaning of the moderator!! It's obvious in his every post. So what?

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Don didn't meet with a rep from the Russian gov.

Your narrative is false


I hate having to fight over facts but did you read the emails published today???? I suggest you go read it first.

Don Jr thought she was a Russian Government lawyer .. it does not matter what she really is .. It what she thought she was when he went to meet her.


If she wasn't a Russian gov lawyer there's no issue. Despite your desires.


Its not clear to me if it was actually a violation of US Code on campaign funds from foreign entities. I think thats debatable, since the intent to break it was there.

But its clearly an "issue" How did we get to the point that only proof of lawbreaking is an "issue"? Is that draining the swamp?

Clearly there was dishonesty, lying, and likely a cover up. This may have violated the law. It may also be tied to other larger activities.


"Let me be clear, also - whether it was the Russian government or a Russian national - it is still illegal under the campaign finance laws because they prevent foreign nationals from spending money related to a federal election or contributing anything of value to a campaign."
- Nathaniel Persily, election expert, Stanford Law School on Meet the Press today.


Wait. What was “contributed?” Monetarily or otherwise?


Election support. An email dump. A bot army. And quite possibly money.


And, you know this happened as a result of this meeting? You are absolutely crazy. You are so desperate to prove your verdict that you are in search of evidence that isn’t there.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This has to be, what, the 475,000th time DCUM liberals have thought 'this is THE thing' that will put Trump in jail. Y'all forgot your happy dance meme

Just wait until Mueller finishes his investigation!

After a year of Russia, Russia, Russia, it's pathetic that this is all they got.

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is Donald trump Jr called uday

Because he is the older one.

If you had any question about the political leaning of the moderator here, this is a clue.
And, the fact that attributing derogatory names to the president, his family and his administration is not only allowed, but condoned and celebrated here.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This has to be, what, the 475,000th time DCUM liberals have thought 'this is THE thing' that will put Trump in jail. Y'all forgot your happy dance meme

Just wait until Mueller finishes his investigation!

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Anonymous wrote:Still trying to figure out what law was broken. What regulations were broken. I am not aware meeting a private citizen of another country when you're a private citizen yourself is a crime.

And do you think the head of the Trump campaign was also a private citizen? I assume you are just trolling and not actually this clueless.

Also: it doesn't matter if you figure out what law was broken. You obviously have not run a political campaign or held a security clearance.

I've had TS SCI. But I was also an official. There's no issue here. I'd have to report it, but I'm not a private citizen with business holdings there. You're dense.

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Anonymous wrote:Still trying to figure out what law was broken. What regulations were broken. I am not aware meeting a private citizen of another country when you're a private citizen yourself is a crime.

And do you think the head of the Trump campaign was also a private citizen? I assume you are just trolling and not actually this clueless.

Also: it doesn't matter if you figure out what law was broken. You obviously have not run a political campaign or held a security clearance.

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Anonymous wrote:Donald Jr. is going to look as "good" in Orange as daddy does. Kushner and Manifort too. That's the ballgame for these three. Federal crime committed and prove via Jr. Own tweets.

Also, is Don Jr. doiing an insanity defense thing? No sane person would tweet: Hey! Here's the written proof I committed a federal crime!

Also: Don, Jr.'s lawyer either needs to resign (because Donny did the exact opposite of what was advised. Which would have been Shut Up!). Or disbarred for gross incompetence. Dealers choice.

It's a beautiful day.

Daddy can pardon him. You don't think he will? Then you haven't been paying attention. Things aren't normal anymore.

Goldstone: "The Crown prosecutor of Russia met with his father Aras [Agalarov] this morning and in their meeting offered to provide the Trump campaign with some official documents and information that would incriminate Hillary and her dealings with Russia and would be very useful to your father."

A few things here. One, as the Times helpfully points out, there is no such thing as the "Crown prosecutor" in Russia. So, it's not exactly clear who Goldstone is referring to, but one good possibility is the prosecutor general of Russia -- a man named Yury Yakovlevich Chaika, who was appointed by Russian president Vladimir Putin. This person, who, again, was appointed by Putin and works in an official capacity in the Russian government, is offering up "official documents and information that would incriminate Hillary."

Hard to say Don Jr. didn't have any idea what he'd be getting -- or hoping to get -- out of the meeting.

Goldstone: "This is obviously very high level and sensitive information but is part of Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump."

"Is part of Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump."

I mean.

So. Again, Don Jr. knew what he was getting into in this meeting. And the expectation was this would be "very high level and sensitive" information.

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Anonymous wrote:Still trying to figure out what law was broken. What regulations were broken. I am not aware meeting a private citizen of another country when you're a private citizen yourself is a crime.

And do you think the head of the Trump campaign was also a private citizen? I assume you are just trolling and not actually this clueless.

Also: it doesn't matter if you figure out what law was broken. You obviously have not run a political campaign or held a security clearance.

I've had TS SCI. But I was also an official. There's no issue here. I'd have to report it, but I'm not a private citizen with business holdings there. You're dense.

Anonymous wrote:Read those emails. Don Jr is practically salivating at the chance to get dirt from the Russian government. And he's dragging in Kuschner and Manafort too on a moment's notice, and offering to meet that very day with the Russian.

And not once in any of those emails is "adoption" mentioned.

Shows that Trumps were all focused on conspiring to get dirt. If they didn't get it from this lawyer, they definitely got it from other sources.

Let's get ALL Trump emails in the hands of Bob Mueller and the federal investigators. Then we'll see what's what.