HaShev
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- Jun 19, 2009
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oops they really steped on their own report and actions this time.
Rod Jay Rosenstein serving as United States Deputy Attorney General comes forth with 12 indicted Russians for hacking the DNC computers and 0 indicted or talked about which attempted hacking the Republican servers (which also occured).
= proven bias by Rosenstein and times towards the embarassing questioning and summit is just stronger proof of a political issue.
Now where MSNBC helps prove what the DOJ failed to prove regarding bias, was the other bias in politicizing the indictments by claiming releasing the emails helped Trumps campaign, which means MSNBC admits FBI bias by certain top staff
players that helped Hillary's campaign by hiding the emails (which MSNBC analyst and host admits would have helped Trump as they said it did when finally released.)
Instead of admitting the emails are the problem they displaced it to the releasing them as the problem, even though by law they were requested thus the crime was in obstruction by Hillary and those in the FBI protecting that process and crime.
Aiding and abedding and collusion inadvertantly says a MSNBC analyst who set that standard in his own words.
Jill Wineback admits it's treason and a crime in her own words reflected back at what the FBI did for Hillary and for Hillary's act herself.
Busted by their own report if they'd just stop displacing and demonizing others for what they did then they'd see they once again hit themselves with their wildly tossed boomerang.
Rod Jay Rosenstein serving as United States Deputy Attorney General comes forth with 12 indicted Russians for hacking the DNC computers and 0 indicted or talked about which attempted hacking the Republican servers (which also occured).
= proven bias by Rosenstein and times towards the embarassing questioning and summit is just stronger proof of a political issue.
Now where MSNBC helps prove what the DOJ failed to prove regarding bias, was the other bias in politicizing the indictments by claiming releasing the emails helped Trumps campaign, which means MSNBC admits FBI bias by certain top staff
players that helped Hillary's campaign by hiding the emails (which MSNBC analyst and host admits would have helped Trump as they said it did when finally released.)
Instead of admitting the emails are the problem they displaced it to the releasing them as the problem, even though by law they were requested thus the crime was in obstruction by Hillary and those in the FBI protecting that process and crime.
Aiding and abedding and collusion inadvertantly says a MSNBC analyst who set that standard in his own words.
Jill Wineback admits it's treason and a crime in her own words reflected back at what the FBI did for Hillary and for Hillary's act herself.
Busted by their own report if they'd just stop displacing and demonizing others for what they did then they'd see they once again hit themselves with their wildly tossed boomerang.
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