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03-26-2019, 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted by spence
Another item from the investigation people seem to be glossing over. Mueller handed out indictments to 14 Russians over the election interference.
As one reporter said this morning, Trump asked for help from Russia, Russia helped, Trump benefited in the election and Russia benefited from Trump helping to cover it up. This may not meet the legal standard for conspiracy which requires a clearly established agreement, but I'd like to see anyone who thinks this is how our democracy should function. It's a betrayal.
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"As one reporter said"--there's your problem. Other reporters have said that Trump's asking Russia for help (in front of the entire nation and the context in which it was "asked") was pure sarcasm. That you would stoop to this sarcastic Trumpism as a "betrayal" makes you more insidious and dangerous than what you want Trump to be.
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03-26-2019, 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by detbuch
"As one reporter said"--there's your problem. Other reporters have said that Trump's asking Russia for help (in front of the entire nation and the context in which it was "asked") was pure sarcasm. That you would stoop to this sarcastic Trumpism as a "betrayal" makes you more insidious and dangerous than what you want Trump to be.
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He was briefed as a candidate that Russia was trying to influence the election yet he consistently and publicly claimed otherwise, likely because he knew it would benefit his chances or perhaps other areas of compromise. He was briefed as President that Russia the same and yet stood on stage with Putin and claimed otherwise for what reason we don't know. It's hard to fathom a legitimate reason.
I had thought the Mueller report was looking into Russian influence over Trump, probably one of the most concerning issues, yet Barr made zero mention in his summary.
Why?
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03-26-2019, 12:59 PM
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Originally Posted by spence
He was briefed as a candidate that Russia was trying to influence the election yet he consistently and publicly claimed otherwise, likely because he knew it would benefit his chances or perhaps other areas of compromise. He was briefed as President that Russia the same and yet stood on stage with Putin and claimed otherwise for what reason we don't know. It's hard to fathom a legitimate reason.
I had thought the Mueller report was looking into Russian influence over Trump, probably one of the most concerning issues, yet Barr made zero mention in his summary.
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You have not given any evidence that there was Russian traitorous influence over Trump. Why should Barr mention something that was not proven to exist. Nor have you pointed out where Trump actually asked Russia for help. Referring to Trump's sarcastic comment on national TV is really weak.
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03-26-2019, 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by detbuch
You have not given any evidence that there was Russian traitorous influence over Trump. Why should Barr mention something that was not proven to exist. Nor have you pointed out where Trump actually asked Russia for help. Referring to Trump's sarcastic comment on national TV is really weak.
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We know for a fact that Trump's personal business ties to Russian money are very deep. We also know they lied about very recent business dealings repeatedly. This was a major consideration heading into the investigation.
If there was found to be no influence you would assume this would be a major finding.
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03-26-2019, 02:20 PM
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Originally Posted by spence
We know for a fact that Trump's personal business ties to Russian money are very deep. We also know they lied about very recent business dealings repeatedly. This was a major consideration heading into the investigation.
If there was found to be no influence you would assume this would be a major finding.
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You still have not pointed out any traitorous influence that the Russian government had over Trump.
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03-26-2019, 03:29 PM
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Originally Posted by detbuch
You still have not pointed out any traitorous influence that the Russian government had over Trump.
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it "appears" that there was...... 
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03-27-2019, 08:04 AM
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Originally Posted by detbuch
You still have not pointed out any traitorous influence that the Russian government had over Trump.
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Try these on for size
1, Why so many people lied to investigators about their communications with Russian officials (including former Attorney General Jeff Sessions and former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, to name two prominent examples).
2. Why Trump publicly lied about his negotiations with Russia to build a Trump Tower in Moscow during the campaign.
3. Why Trump is so solicitous of Putin in contrast to his antagonistic approach to American allies such as Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Angela Merkel and Macron.
4. Why Trump tried to lift sanctions on Russia in the wake of the public announcement that America’s electoral process had been attacked by the Russians.
5.Why Trump’s campaign chair, Paul Manafort, shared internal polling data with a suspected Russian asset.
6.Why Trump confiscated his interpreter’s notes from a private meeting with Putin.
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03-27-2019, 08:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Pete F.
Try these on for size
1, Why so many people lied to investigators about their communications with Russian officials (including former Attorney General Jeff Sessions and former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, to name two prominent examples).
2. Why Trump publicly lied about his negotiations with Russia to build a Trump Tower in Moscow during the campaign.
3. Why Trump is so solicitous of Putin in contrast to his antagonistic approach to American allies such as Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Angela Merkel and Macron.
4. Why Trump tried to lift sanctions on Russia in the wake of the public announcement that America’s electoral process had been attacked by the Russians.
5.Why Trump’s campaign chair, Paul Manafort, shared internal polling data with a suspected Russian asset.
6.Why Trump confiscated his interpreter’s notes from a private meeting with Putin.
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You might want to share these revelations with the FBI PeteF. If they knew about such activity they would launch an investigation. You have exposed quite the story here.
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