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SECOND, I fail to see that Trump WAS worried about "the Russians".

Just because Trump repeatedly called the Mueller investigation a "witch hunt" doesn't mean that he was worried about the Russians, or even that he was worried about what someone might find concerning collusion*. Being maliciously prosecuted would be enough to get anyone pissed off, ESPECIALLY if you know that you're innocent, and ESPECIALLY if you know that this politically-based prosecution will have real-life political consequences.

You're either stupid or you're lying when you keep insisting that Trump was worried about "the Russians". Given your history, I think you're just lying.

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Impeach EVERYONE!!!

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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You see! You can learn something, good for you Jack!

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The funniest thing about this whole exchange is that I'm the guy that's been saying the government needs an enema since the first day I posted in the RWED.
I've learned nothing.

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A number of commentators have focused on the bumbling nature of those in and around the Trump campaign,

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A number of commentators have focused on the bumbling nature of those in and around the Trump campaign . . . This from the Number One Fan of Stuttermonkey-in-Chief #44.
Buffoons, both.

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SECONDRATE, I noticed that you keep "mind reading" - putting words in other people's mouths and motivations in other people's minds that aren't there.

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Impeach EVERYONE!!!

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You see! You can learn something, good for you Jack!

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The funniest thing about this whole exchange is that I'm the guy that's been saying the government needs an enema since the first day I posted in the RWED.
I've learned nothing.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Here, something for you to "Mueller" over.........damn, I'm good!

Apparently the file is too big,but catch it on You Tube.

Yep, chew on that for a while!


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The number of Federal Prosecutors who singed the petition proclaiming Trump committed several provable felonies is now at 600.

This is unprecedented. Barr has to be staring down at the floor when walking around the DOJ. Even so, there's no way he doesn't feel all eyes disapprovingly looking at him.

tick tock

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The number of Federal Prosecutors who singed the petition proclaiming Trump committed several provable felonies is now at 600.

This is unprecedented. Barr has to be staring down at the floor when walking around the DOJ. Even so, there's no way he doesn't feel all eyes disapprovingly looking at him.

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With every passing day we get to see what a sleaze-bucket Barr is. Hell, the Big 3 - Trump, McConnell and Barr should be enshrined in the Scum-Bucket's Hall of Shame. Whoa, wait...should be the Big 4, I forgot Lindsay Graham.

I saw one former prosecutor (female) actually admit that she was depressed over this total sham of a government at the hands of Trump. And from what I understand, the signees are a mix of Dems, Repubs and Indies. Way to go Team Trump! You are now the biggest crooks in American history.

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The Trolls are still singing, after they singed. These former Prosecutors won't be seen by Barr, because they have already been removed from DOJ.

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Just a few years ago, big media companies were falling over themselves to bet on Vice Media. Disney made the biggest bet, by putting more than $400 million into the swashbuckling digital publisher.

Now, Disney says all of the money it put into Vice has been incinerated: In investor filings Wednesday, Disney said it no longer thinks it will ever get any return on the investment it made in Vice — a company that at one point was supposedly worth $5.7 billion.

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Just in case you don't find it, it's by a group known as Vice News

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Here, something for you to "Mueller" over.........damn, I'm good!

Apparently the file is too big,but catch it on You Tube.

Yep, chew on that for a while!


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This Vice News?

https://www.vox.com/recode/2019/5/8/18537617/disney-vice-write-off-400
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Just a few years ago, big media companies were falling over themselves to bet on Vice Media. Disney made the biggest bet, by putting more than $400 million into the swashbuckling digital publisher.

Now, Disney says all of the money it put into Vice has been incinerated: In investor filings Wednesday, Disney said it no longer thinks it will ever get any return on the investment it made in Vice — a company that at one point was supposedly worth $5.7 billion.

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Just in case you don't find it, it's by a group known as Vice News

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Here, something for you to "Mueller" over.........damn, I'm good!

Apparently the file is too big,but catch it on You Tube.

Yep, chew on that for a while!

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Vice News (stylized as VICE News) is Vice Media, Inc.'s current affairs channel, producing daily documentary essays and video through its website and YouTube channel. It promotes itself on its coverage of "under-reported stories".[1] Vice News was created in December 2013 and is based in New York City, though it has bureaus worldwide.

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Now, Disney says all of the money it put into Vice has been incinerated: In investor filings Wednesday, Disney said it no longer thinks it will ever get any return on the investment it made in Vice — a company that at one point was supposedly worth $5.7 billion.

Vice is still worth something, in some investors’ eyes. Last week, a group of lenders said they put a fresh round of $250 million into the company.

But Disney’s accounting decision is yet another example — perhaps the most stunning one — of the turnabout we’ve seen in digital media over the past few years. Investors have decided that high-flying publishers that once confidently explained that they’d created a new media paradigm are now worth very little ... or even less.

Here’s a partial roll call familiar to some of you:

*Mic, which raised more than $60 million, sold for less than $5 million late last year.
Mashable, which was valued at about $250 million in 2016, sold for less than $50 million in 2017.
The properties formerly known as Gawker Media, plus the Onion and other sites, just sold for a price that’s likely well below $50 million; Univision, the TV conglomerate which sold them off, had paid $135 million for the Gawker sites alone in 2016.*

We don’t (yet) know the value that Comcast, which put a collective $600 million into Vox Media (which owns this site), and BuzzFeed over the past few years, now thinks those two publishers are worth. But it’s a reasonable bet that Comcast thinks they are worth less than it thought in 2015.
All of those companies have different stories and different particulars. The through-line is that a few years ago, all of them were confident that they were going to shoot up in value, because they knew how to reach young audiences by exploiting the big tech platforms — in particular, Facebook and Google.


Instead, Facebook and Google have hoovered up the majority of digital ad revenue — the money the new publishers expected to get once they reached scale. And publishers that had expected Facebook and Google to rely on them for content have learned that Facebook and Google don’t really need them, after all.

Here are the Disney/Vice particulars: Disney told investors Wednesday it had wiped out $353 million of the money it had previously put into Vice. That followed an announcement last fall that Disney had knocked down the value of its Vice investment by $157 million.

Disney declined to comment. But one bit of language in Disney’s quarterly filing Wednesday is telling: Disney describes the $353 million “impairment charge” it took on Vice as a “write-off” — which in accounting-speak means there’s nothing left to get rid of after this. It’s all gone.

Per Investopedia: “A write-down becomes a write-off if the entire balance of the asset is eliminated and removed from the books altogether.”

If you’ve been doing the math, you’ll note that $353 million plus $157 million is $510 million — well more than the $400 million Disney invested directly in Vice.

Since Disney won’t comment, we will assume that the additional sum includes Vice investments that Disney owned through A&E, the TV programmer that Disney owns along with Hearst, which also backed Vice; as well as $70 million that 21st Century Fox sunk into Vice. That ownership stake transferred to Disney earlier this year when Disney bought a good chunk of the Fox empire.

One last caveat: You can’t say that Disney is saying Vice Media isn’t worth anything at all — just that Disney thinks its investment isn’t going to be worth anything. That’s a distinction with a difference for some Vice investors, who have deals that allow them to get their money from the company, in the case of a sale, before other investors.

In any case, Vice is certainly worth much less than Disney and many other big, sophisticated media companies thought quite recently. And while Disney can’t feel great about losing money on Vice, it will be quite happy that it didn’t pay billions for all of it — an idea that seemed very plausible as recently as 2016.

Vice, meanwhile, is trying to overhaul itself under the leadership of CEO Nancy Dubuc, who took over for founder Shane Smith a year ago. Dubuc has been tasked with cleaning up the company’s books, as well as its in-house ethos.

Vice and Smith, who remains the company’s executive chair, used to revel in a pirate persona. But now, in the #MeToo era, the company has apologized for a “detrimental ‘boy’s club’ culture that fostered inappropriate behavior that permeated throughout the company.”

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Classy, as always. Maybe classy is not a synonym for Shiny.

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All I can say is that I'd bet you'd be very hard pressed to find another 2 year time frame in American history where more politicians and bureaucrats have either quit, resigned, got fired and/or arrested.

Any time it happens, it brings a smile to my face. Doesn't matter what side they were on.

If Trump never delivers on a single other campaign promise, the swamp is being drained.

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The funniest thing about this whole exchange is that I'm the guy that's been saying the government needs an enema since the first day I posted in the RWED.

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All I can say is that I'd bet you'd be very hard pressed to find another 2 year time frame in American history where more politicians and bureaucrats have either quit, resigned, got fired and/or arrested.

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All I can say is that I'd bet you'd be very hard pressed to find another 2 year time frame in American history where more politicians and bureaucrats have either quit, resigned, got fired and/or arrested.

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No I wouldn't be hard pressed to find a more despicable time in this country's history. Actually it would be a close second to now. The Watergate era once
held the "low" honor of being that "time" in American History. It has roundly been outdone by the Trump era; one of history's greatest infamies.

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Any time it happens, it brings a smile to my face. Doesn't matter what side they were on.

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You care nothing for this country, which means you care nothing about yourself as a part of it. But I don't believe you.

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...and this is the reason why. You do care, for whatever reason...you do care.
Jack, stop and think a moment before you respond, will ya!? Those people that
have been arrested, convicted, quit, resigned, lied and generally fucked this country (and every living person within, including you) has been brought in,
and/or introduced by Trump and company. Go ahead, go down the list.

And if you say you don't care, well then, we are fucked. Pack your bags, because the USA as we know it is going Bye-Bye. But I don't believe you. You DO care, or else you wouldn't be here arguing the case of the rich scumbag.
Am I saying that all rich folk are scumbags? No, but most are. Anyone who puts profits over the future of this country is a traitor. No other way to say it.


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There was madness in any direction, at any hour. If not across the Bay, then up the Golden Gate or down 101 to Los Altos or La Honda. . . . You could strike sparks anywhere. There was a fantastic universal sense that whatever we were doing was right, that we were winning. . . .

And that, I think, was the handle—that sense of inevitable victory over the forces of Old and Evil. Not in any mean or military sense; we didn’t need that. Our energy would simply prevail. There was no point in fighting—on our side or theirs. We had all the momentum; we were riding the crest of a high and beautiful wave. . . .

So now, less than five years later, you can go up on a steep hill in Las Vegas and look West, and with the right kind of eyes you can almost see the high-water mark—that place where the wave finally broke and rolled back.

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No I wouldn't be hard pressed to find a more despicable time in this country's history. Actually it would be a close second to now. The Watergate era once
held the "low" honor of being that "time" in American History. It has roundly been outdone by the Trump era; one of history's greatest infamies.

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Any time it happens, it brings a smile to my face. Doesn't matter what side they were on.

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You care nothing for this country, which means you care nothing about yourself as a part of it. But I don't believe you.

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...and this is the reason why. You do care, for whatever reason...you do care.
Jack, stop and think a moment before you respond, will ya!? Those people that
have been arrested, convicted, quit, resigned, lied and generally fucked this country (and every living person within, including you) has been brought in,
and/or introduced by Trump and company. Go ahead, go down the list.

And if you say you don't care, well then, we are fucked. Pack your bags, because the USA as we know it is going Bye-Bye. But I don't believe you. You DO care, or else you wouldn't be here arguing the case of the rich scumbag.
Am I saying that all rich folk are scumbags? No, but most are. Anyone who puts profits over the future of this country is a traitor. No other way to say it.


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Well, firstly, read Sigs' post. You may have been told that the long list of people who have been fired, resigned or jailed were all brought in by Trump, but that doesn't mean that it's true.

I do care. VERY MUCH.

As it turned out, the Democrat running against Trump is the very definition of a traitor you describe. I don't know when exactly the Democratic party became the cheerleader for big banks and multi-national corporations, but it happened right under everyone's noses.

There's a small group of Identitarian Socialists that got primaried in, in 2018, the face of which is AOC, but the solutions they're pedaling are even less popular and good for the country than the Establisment Democrats.

Your party is in chaos man, and it's liable to rip itself apart and splinter off into pieces. The Democratic party you once knew and loved is only an empty shell of what it was back in the 60's.

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There was madness in any direction, at any hour. If not across the Bay, then up the Golden Gate or down 101 to Los Altos or La Honda. . . . You could strike sparks anywhere. There was a fantastic universal sense that whatever we were doing was right, that we were winning. . . .

And that, I think, was the handle—that sense of inevitable victory over the forces of Old and Evil. Not in any mean or military sense; we didn’t need that. Our energy would simply prevail. There was no point in fighting—on our side or theirs. We had all the momentum; we were riding the crest of a high and beautiful wave. . . .

So now, less than five years later, you can go up on a steep hill in Las Vegas and look West, and with the right kind of eyes you can almost see the high-water mark—that place where the wave finally broke and rolled back.

~ Hunter S. Thompson, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

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"S""G""G" ... not true that all of the scumbags that quit, or were fired, or demoted, were brought in by Trump. Many of them were holdovers from previous administration.

You would help YOURSELF if you would be more factual in you thinking, instead of making (and thinking in) sweeping - but wrong- terms.

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Hey Jack, they need you back on the planet De-lus-ional!
You have been thoroughly brainwashed my friend, you should really see someone
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Seriously...Democrats

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The "law and order" party has slowly and steadily become the party of the lying sacks of shit. The purveyors of Narcissistic Mumbo Jumbo; "Get Out Your Handkerchiefs" everyone, this is a long sad tale.

Away with you, I have no use for such drivel.........

Terribly tragic indeed!


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No I wouldn't be hard pressed to find a more despicable time in this country's history. Actually it would be a close second to now. The Watergate era once
held the "low" honor of being that "time" in American History. It has roundly been outdone by the Trump era; one of history's greatest infamies.

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Any time it happens, it brings a smile to my face. Doesn't matter what side they were on.

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You care nothing for this country, which means you care nothing about yourself as a part of it. But I don't believe you.

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If Trump never delivers on a single other campaign promise, the swamp is being drained.

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...and this is the reason why. You do care, for whatever reason...you do care.
Jack, stop and think a moment before you respond, will ya!? Those people that
have been arrested, convicted, quit, resigned, lied and generally fucked this country (and every living person within, including you) has been brought in,
and/or introduced by Trump and company. Go ahead, go down the list.

And if you say you don't care, well then, we are fucked. Pack your bags, because the USA as we know it is going Bye-Bye. But I don't believe you. You DO care, or else you wouldn't be here arguing the case of the rich scumbag.
Am I saying that all rich folk are scumbags? No, but most are. Anyone who puts profits over the future of this country is a traitor. No other way to say it.


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Well, firstly, read Sigs' post. You may have been told that the long list of people who have been fired, resigned or jailed were all brought in by Trump, but that doesn't mean that it's true.

I do care. VERY MUCH.

As it turned out, the Democrat running against Trump is the very definition of a traitor you describe. I don't know when exactly the Democratic party became the cheerleader for big banks and multi-national corporations, but it happened right under everyone's noses.

There's a small group of Identitarian Socialists that got primaried in, in 2018, the face of which is AOC, but the solutions they're pedaling are even less popular and good for the country than the Establisment Democrats.

Your party is in chaos man, and it's liable to rip itself apart and splinter off into pieces. The Democratic party you once knew and loved is only an empty shell of what it was back in the 60's.

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There was madness in any direction, at any hour. If not across the Bay, then up the Golden Gate or down 101 to Los Altos or La Honda. . . . You could strike sparks anywhere. There was a fantastic universal sense that whatever we were doing was right, that we were winning. . . .

And that, I think, was the handle—that sense of inevitable victory over the forces of Old and Evil. Not in any mean or military sense; we didn’t need that. Our energy would simply prevail. There was no point in fighting—on our side or theirs. We had all the momentum; we were riding the crest of a high and beautiful wave. . . .

So now, less than five years later, you can go up on a steep hill in Las Vegas and look West, and with the right kind of eyes you can almost see the high-water mark—that place where the wave finally broke and rolled back.

~ Hunter S. Thompson, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

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Do let me know what was in those million dollar speeches that Hillary gave to the likes of Goldman Sachs, will you?

How does the wife of an ex-president come upon 10 times the campaign funds for her election bid than a business tycoon?

I don't remember reading about her Billion Dollar grass-roots kickstarter campaign funded by small donors.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Do let me know what was in those million dollar speeches that Hillary gave to the likes of Goldman Sachs, will you?

How does the wife of an ex-president come upon 10 times the campaign funds for her election bid than a business tycoon?

I don't remember reading about her Billion Dollar grass-roots kickstarter campaign funded by small donors.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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6ix, nobody has to buy Congress or the White House. They already sold themselves BEFORE they got into politics. Actually, they were sold before they were born, back in the days of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, when the voters kept electing the wealthy slave-owners to Congress and the Presidency. Voters had a high tolerance for slave-owners (exception for the owners that habitually tortured their slaves -- that could disqualify a politician with the voters). These crappy voters got the crappy government they deserved. That never stopped, even until today, although we no longer have the easy tattletale of slave-owner/not-slave-owner to sort out who should not be elected. But we do have a newer selection criteria: pays-taxes/cheats-on-taxes as a substitute for sorting candidates.

The government never, never, never had the equivalent of football referees to call a foul or penalty on illegal moves by Congress or the White House, so there is rampant cheating going on all the time in the game, cheating that can be seen by the audience, who are people like you and me. But the fun part is that half of the audience declares there is no cheating when it is a player from their side who just cheating in front of everybody in the world. The audience is worse, a more dishonest bunch of cheaters, than the players.

What government really needs is either referees that can instantly penalize the players or it needs an audience that will rush onto the playing field and penalize a cheater.

$153 million in Bill and Hillary Clinton speaking fees, documented
www.cnn.com/2016/02/05/politics/hillary-clinton-bill-clinton-paid-spee
ches/index.html

The former secretary of state testily responded to Sanders' charges.

"Time and time again, by innuendo, by insinuation, there is this attack that he is putting forth which really comes down to, you know, anybody who ever took donations or speaking fees from any interest group has to be bought. And I just absolutely reject that, senator, and I really don't think these kinds of attacks by insinuation are worthy of you. And enough is enough," Clinton said.

She then challenged him: "If you've got something to say, say it directly, but you will not find that I ever changed a view or a vote because of any donation I ever received."

Hillary did not change her views for $153 million because she and Trump were, when young, already very kind and considerate of the needs of the wealthy.

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Well... yeah.

So what's the answer?

Hillary wasn't it. Ousting Trump and seeing what Pence would do isn't it.


I never said that Trump didn't cheat his taxes, although I'm guessing that what he did with them is entirely legal according to the rule of law that has been written by crooked politicians over the years.

If broken down by the people under a microscope, seeing what the Rich are allowed to get away with by having Trumps mountains of paperwork available to pour through might enrage people... at least until another war is started to distract them.

I find it hilarious that when Obama's returns were released that they were a simple two sided form like the rest of us on a payroll have, as if that's the only money he made and the only taxes he paid. I'm assuming that if Hillary were voted in, we'd see something quite similar from her as well.


As good as your tax returns have gotten under the Trump administration, you're still being screwed compared to what these people on either side of the aisle get away with everyday.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Think of it ... [TIMELINE] ...

The FBI, CIA, NSA were investigating (some say attempting entrapment of) the Trump campaign IN REAL TIME, for collusion* with Russia

And yet, despite all of the cyber and humint resources at their disposal, they could come up with no evidence of collusion* during the campaign

And despite working on this dry well of realtime counterintelligence for months, they decided to launch ANOTHER investigation into the very same matter after the election, this time with Mueller.

Again, they came up with nothing.

But crazed people are still beating this dead hoax.

Meanwhile, Barr is launching an investigation into the investigation.

I hope he burns all those anti-democracy deep-state traitors.That would be ONE good outcome of that clusterfuck!
tic toc



*****

Meanwhile, I'm a lot more worried about Trump's neocon foreign policy than I am about this nonsense, or his tax returns, and you should be too.


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If we did not MAKE men poor - William Blake

"The messy American environment, where most people don't agree, is perfect for people like me. I CAN DO AS I PLEASE." - SECOND

America is an oligarchy http://www.fireflyfans.net/mthread.aspx?tid=57876 .

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Do let me know what was in those million dollar speeches that Hillary gave to the likes of Goldman Sachs, will you?

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How does the wife of an ex-president come upon 10 times the campaign funds for her election bid than a business tycoon?

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I don't remember reading about her Billion Dollar grass-roots kickstarter campaign funded by small donors.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
When will the Mueller Witch Hunt Fishing Expedition be over?

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Originally posted by THG:
Michael Flynn told Mueller's team White House, congressional officials tried to influence his cooperation

Washington -- Former White House national security adviser Michael Flynn told the special counsel's office that people connected to the Trump administration and Congress sought to influence his cooperation with the Russia investigation, and he provided a voicemail recording of one such communication, prosecutors said in a court filing made public Thursday.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/michael-flynn-robert-mueller-investigatio
n-donald-trump-congress-officials-influence/

It's called obstruction of justice

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