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I don't think anybody is claiming the collusion accusations are true. As for me, I'm saying they are highly credible and although the investigation is like pulling hen's teeth, little by little, bits of communications are adding to the tale. But nobody knows at this point what the investigation knows. Most of us who believe accede that the accusations can prove to be untrue. However, in contrast, you seem certain of your view and of what data the investigation has, or more accurately, what the investigation doesn't have. So I simply ask...how do you know with certainty what you say you believe?And you know that ...how?JGalt, am I reading you right? Are you saying that Trump/Russia collusion are not credible in spite of the constant drip of facts that were 'forgotten' until exposed, and that only Clinton/Holder/Lynch/Obama muck straight out of the Trump smear campaign is the only credibility you accept?If Mueller wants to retain any credibility, sooner or later he's gonna have to dip his hand deep into the Clinton/Holder/Lynch/Obama muck and pull something out. It's only a matter of time, and he's going around in circles trying to find some imaginary "Trump/Russia collusion".
What "Trump/Russia collusion facts"? Mueller hasn't come up with any yet. Any indictments he's come up with have been completely unrelated.
Papadopoulos was indicted for "lying to the FBI". A simple thing to do if you happen to change one word in a statement.
Manafort was indicted on a tax issue.
So in your mind, those prove that Trump was working with Putin to screw Hillary out of the Presidency, right?
I have a bridge in NY I'd like to sell you. I'll let it go for really cheap, just give me a $10,000 down payment in large unmarked bills and I'll sign the title over to you.
I can say this with certainty: The idea that Russian propaganda on the internet actually convinced a single Democrat to vote for Donald J. Trump, is a little far-fetched, isn't it? It's also quite a stretch to believe that the Russians somehow "tampered" with the ballots or intimidated the electoral voters.