Think the person that said you can't see the forest for the trees was thinking of you Not only is the crime family involved in helping Russia fix our election ,,it's money laundering too Add trumps possible tax evasion and you have the whole picture
If Trump Fires Mueller, Impeachment Would Be On The Table
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Bush92
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Russia "fixed our election?" How?
I can only speak of that in closed session
It's a little complicated but the news is coming ,,stay tuned
Bush92
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It will be leaked by an "unnamed source."
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Everyone that have been in those closed sessions, from both sides, says there is no evidence of wrong doing on the Trump campaign. I guess the commiecrats that are saying it are putting party before country also, RIGHT?
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Bush92
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How? There is nothing complicated about it. Podesta and Mook put together a plan, day after election, to attempt to delegitimize Trump's presidency. Now you have shootings of members of Congress. We saw during the election that Podesta complained that Sacramento shooter was not White. We know the Black Lives Matter was created to churn out Black vote for Hillary. Dallas police officers died. Podesta has blood on his hands. Piece of shit.
A Russian cyber attack on the US electoral system affected almost 40 states during the 2016 election, sources have revealed.
The cyber attack – which targeted software used by poll workers on election day – hit 39 states, sources familiar with the US investigation into the matter told Bloomberg. That number, if accurate, represents a far larger attack than previously reported.
The Intercept recently published a top-secret National Security Agency document detailing an attempted launch of a Russian spear-phishing campaign on local governments in advance of the US election. The report suggested hackers had accessed at least one US voting software supplier.
Russian hackers tried to hack US voting software days before election
According to Bloomberg, however, the hackers accessed dozens of voter databases and at least one campaign finance database.
The attack was so severe that it drove Obama administration officials to complain directly to the Russian government via a "red phone". The administration feared the hackers would delete voter rolls or otherwise tamper with the voting process in order to undermine confidence in the election.
"International law, including the law for armed conflict, applies to actions in cyberspace," the White House warned in one message to Moscow, NBC reported. "We will hold Russia to those standards."
The hacking efforts continued even after this warning.
The biggest names involved in the Trump-Russia investigation
Bush92
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Really? How many votes did it change? I know...zero. If said hacking even happened. Obama used red phone to call Putin. Lol. Podesta disinformation campaign again.A Russian cyber attack on the US electoral system affected almost 40 states during the 2016 election, sources have revealed.
The cyber attack – which targeted software used by poll workers on election day – hit 39 states, sources familiar with the US investigation into the matter told Bloomberg. That number, if accurate, represents a far larger attack than previously reported.
The Intercept recently published a top-secret National Security Agency document detailing an attempted launch of a Russian spear-phishing campaign on local governments in advance of the US election. The report suggested hackers had accessed at least one US voting software supplier.
Russian hackers tried to hack US voting software days before election
According to Bloomberg, however, the hackers accessed dozens of voter databases and at least one campaign finance database.
The attack was so severe that it drove Obama administration officials to complain directly to the Russian government via a "red phone". The administration feared the hackers would delete voter rolls or otherwise tamper with the voting process in order to undermine confidence in the election.
"International law, including the law for armed conflict, applies to actions in cyberspace," the White House warned in one message to Moscow, NBC reported. "We will hold Russia to those standards."
The hacking efforts continued even after this warning.
The biggest names involved in the Trump-Russia investigation
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A Russian cyber attack on the US electoral system affected almost 40 states during the 2016 election, sources have revealed.
The cyber attack – which targeted software used by poll workers on election day – hit 39 states, sources familiar with the US investigation into the matter told Bloomberg. That number, if accurate, represents a far larger attack than previously reported.
The Intercept recently published a top-secret National Security Agency document detailing an attempted launch of a Russian spear-phishing campaign on local governments in advance of the US election. The report suggested hackers had accessed at least one US voting software supplier.
Russian hackers tried to hack US voting software days before election
According to Bloomberg, however, the hackers accessed dozens of voter databases and at least one campaign finance database.
The attack was so severe that it drove Obama administration officials to complain directly to the Russian government via a "red phone". The administration feared the hackers would delete voter rolls or otherwise tamper with the voting process in order to undermine confidence in the election.
"International law, including the law for armed conflict, applies to actions in cyberspace," the White House warned in one message to Moscow, NBC reported. "We will hold Russia to those standards."
The hacking efforts continued even after this warning.
The biggest names involved in the Trump-Russia investigation
And what they never say is they were unsuccessful. Maybe you should look up the definition of "tried".
Also there is no indication that the Trump campaign was involved.
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C_Clayton_Jones
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It’s already as bad as Watergate – Nixon never provided the Russians with sensitive intelligence.
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If it is Russian involvement and foreign favors for payola, a lot of Trumpkins are in big trouble.
Little-Acorn
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So, since you're willing and eager to keep your hate and vitriol flowing in the face of zero evidence that it's justified.... and with nutcases from Illinois starting to shoot Republicans after hearing enough of it....
How many more leftist-nutcase assassinations of Republicans are you willing to tolerate before you start thinking about changing your ways?
We should probably take a pool of people like this.
NONE is what I hope but there are crazies on both sides of the fence and you have one in the WH a sick puppy and until this CANCER is eliminated there will be very little bi partisanship
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Yea you want business as ususual on Capitol hill, insider trading, everyone sucking everyone's dick and fuck the middle class..
That's why you want the outsider Trump removed, it upsets the Apple cart.
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Don't you get it?? Trump is the one who will fu the middle class He's the one who makes millions with his tax reform deals He's the one making HUNDREDS of millions while he's president
Wyatt earp
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Be specific in his tax reform Eddie..and did it pass?
Again they and you hate Trump for upsetting the apple cart
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What did he upset? He and his family still are making more millions. deals with russia china ? You think a tiger changes its stripes? A con mam plain ans simple who has only feelings for himself ......and maybe Flynn LOL
Dr Grump
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Trump is Mueller's boss. So of course he can fire him anytime he wants.
You looney libs think everything Trump does that you don't like is an Impeachable offense. ......
He wouldn't fire him, that's something a third world dictator or tyrant would do..
...oh, that's right....
LOL you got itTrump is Mueller's boss. So of course he can fire him anytime he wants.
You looney libs think everything Trump does that you don't like is an Impeachable offense. ....
He wouldn't fire him, that's something a third world dictator or tyrant would do..
...oh, that's right....
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