The Amazon Post? Really? There's no Russian connection so how can he obstruct what didn't happen?
Obstruction of Justice is a separate crime... It doesn't matter if there is a Russian Connection or not...
The message is simple, don't **** with the FBI...
All intelligence services disagree with you. You're either stupid or lying.
You are wrong yet again. Russia may have tried to influence the election, but there was no collusion.
Why didn't Lynch or anyone else in the DOJ prosecute Obama for interfering with the Israelis election?
The best case Mueller has for obstruction of justice is against Loretta Lynch for her meeting with Bill Clinton.
Why didn't Lynch or anyone else in the DOJ prosecute Obama for interfering with the Israelis election?
drum rollllll.....
BECAUSE it didn't happen....why don't you fact check it? It was just another one of the many right wing lies...
I did fact check it.
U.S. Embassy Met With Group Trying to Influence Israeli Elections
February 9, 2015 2:30 pm
Top officials at the U.S. embassy in Tel Aviv met in late January with one of the main progressive groups working to tip the upcoming Israeli elections against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and helped facilitate the organization’s visit to the United States this week to learn political organizing techniques.
The State Department helped the nonprofit group Givat Haviva secure last-minute visas for a delegation of Arab-Israeli mayors, which is in the United States this week meeting with civic leaders and attending discussions on voter outreach and community organizing. The delegation arrived on Feb. 4 and is in Washington, D.C., through Wednesday.
Givat Haviva is part of a coalition of U.S.-funded progressive groups working to influence the Israeli elections, the
Washington Free Beacon reported last week. The organization, which has chapters in both the United States and Israel, is leading an effort to increase voter turnout among Arab Israelis, who traditionally oppose right-leaning parties such as Netanyahu’s Likud.
Top American diplomats met with Givat Haviva and the Arab-Israeli mayors at the U.S. embassy in Tel Aviv on Jan. 29, where they discussed the plans for this week’s visit. U.S. officials at the meeting included the deputy mission chief, the CIA station chief, and the cultural attaché, according to an attendee.
The Givat Haviva Institute’s co-executive director Mohammad Darawshe, the main organizer of the delegation, told the
Free Beacon that the meeting was just a "farewell greeting from the embassy staff after they helped with getting the visas."
The State Department said it would provide a summary of the meeting to the
Free Beacon last Wednesday, but as of Monday afternoon had not provided one.