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i’ve heard a million times that the leaked Podesta emails hurt hilary in the election. but you’re saying the emails don’t reveal anything unethical. gotcha. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Hillary's emails were not on the DNC server, they were housed on a server located at her home in Chappaqua, New York. You are as confused as Trump and Colludy by Russian propaganda. Here's the thing that should concern you and other Trumplicans Russia hacked the RNC and never leaked the emails. The GOP never Trumpers (McCarthy among them) jumped on the Trump wagon What does Russia have on the Republicans? What level of corruption exists to be found in the republican leadership? Of course there is none on the right, it only exists on the left. Anyone who would suggest otherwise must be wearing a tinfoil hat. |
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confused for sure. i’m not talking about her emails in her home. i was talking about ( because i thought its what you were referring to) the russian hack of John Podestas email account, shares with wikileaks. when liberals talk about russian interference, this is usually what they mean. and if hilary hadn’t engaged in anything sordid, than publishing those emails could not have damaged her electability. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
i think there’s lots of corruption within the gop. doesnt mean i think trump committed an impeachable
offense. how many times was there a smoking gun? cohen testimony, tax returns, russian collusion, obstruction of justice, now this. when you make a certain. umber if false claims, eventually you lose credibility. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
CBS/YouGov now: Does Trump deserve to be impeached, not deserve to be, or too soon to say?
Deserves it 42% Doesn't deserve 36% Too soon 22% CBS/NYT Oct. '98: Do Clinton's actions warrant impeachment/removal? Yes 37% No 60% |
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how accurate were those polls in measuring what would happen at the election? if those polls are accurate, you have nothing to worry about. yet you desperately post every negative tidbit you can find. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
TRUMP'S RESPONSE TO IMPEACHMENT INQUIRY
(per his statements) 1. Those investigating me are traitors and must be put to death. 2. My political enemies must be imprisoned. 3. Those who oppose me who aren't put to death or imprisoned will face armed insurrection by my supporters. |
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Yes 37% No 60% These numbers are from a few days after the House voted to impeach Clinton. It's not by popular vote. Trump's impeachment will be driven by how people react to the evidence provided, if the Senate thinks that it is politically expedient for him to go, he's gone. They want to get re-elected, don't be dreaming that it is not political. |
prank call in which Schiff thinks he’s talking to Ukrainian officials, telling them he’d accept any dirt on Trump they could give him.
Is his intent, an impeachable offense? Let me answer for you: No, because shut up. https://www.foxnews.com/politics/gop...-in-prank-call Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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At the very end of the story, FOX says that Schiff suspected it was a prank, called the FBI before the call, recorded the call, the reported back to FBI afterwards. The implication the it was a secret deal to get dirt is an lie. Once Trump agreed to take Russian help, Putin owned him, and he still does, and Fox helps keep him in power. Shame on them. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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you got me good on the schiff story though, clobbered me. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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I brought up this, below, and the questions are at the end, they refer to the RNC emails that were hacked and never released? Could be because there’s nothing there or there is and it’s in use. What we know: 1 Russia hacked the DNC and leaked the emails. 2 Russia hacked the RNC and never leaked the emails. 3 The GOP never Trumpers (McCarthy) jump on the Trump wagon What does Russia have? What is the level of corruption found? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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And why were the speeches problematic? Is it bc she refuses to release them and you don't know what she talked about? |
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The Russians said you better not do that. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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paul, did your side make a big deal about how the email release hurt Hilary, or not? can we start there? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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what we know for sure, is that when the russian hacked emails were released, everyone on the left, and everyone in the media, said this hurt Hilary. that can only be true, if the voters didn’t like what the emails revealed. in that case, the content of the emails is more important than who released them. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Would you release the completion factors that your employer paid you to develop? And what was the question that turned the tide for Hillary? Did Trump receive any questions ahead of time? |
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Though it is hard to see how you do anyways, since you support the lawless Trump. Trump thinks laws are good, but only as long as they work in his favor. If they aren't working for him, call Colludy and Joey Di. |
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hurt hilary, yes or no? if i was applying for a chief actuary job, and my employer wanted to see transcripts of speeches i gave, unless there was proprietary intellectual property in there, i’d feel like i had to divulge it. that’s actually a great question. So was mine. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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if russia jacked the voting machines or spread lies, that’s interference. if they revealed truth that hilary his and that her pals in the media had no intent of uncovering, that’s more like whistleblowing. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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What was the question(s) that threw the nomination to Hilary? and did Trump receive any questions? Completion factors are proprietary. |
This is the question many people would like to have answered.
No simple answer exists, Fivethirtyeight is pretty good at poll analysis and did look at it. They did not come to a clear-cut solution. The article is somewhat extensive with some data. Political geeks will argue over it for years. How did Hillary Clinton blow a 7-percentage-point lead over Donald Trump in the final month of the campaign? Much of the post-election analysis has revolved around FBI Director James Comey’s letter to Congress on Oct. 28. Less attention was spent on the role that WikiLeaks played. Until, that is, news broke that the CIA thought Russia actively tried to help Trump win; figures connected to the Russian government allegedly hacked Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta’s emails, which then found their way to WikiLeaks. So what effect did WikiLeaks have on the election? https://fivethirtyeight.com/features...llary-clinton/ |
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Right now I'm a lot more concerned about real corruption and dysfunction in this Administration that is an order of magnitude beyond what I've ever seen. As the impeachment subpoenas continue to come forth the circle of wagons is going to get really tight really fast. Did you see Miller, Jordan and McCarthy on Sunday? They are all clueless on how to respond other than spouting conspiracy theories. We have a lawless leader, it's time to fix that. |
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Flashback: Pompeo was asked last week by ABC whether he knew about the conversation between Trump and Zelensky. He demurred, saying he just got the report. We now know he took part in the call itself.
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NEW: Attorney General William Barr has held private meetings overseas with foreign intelligence officials, including in the U.K. and Italy, seeking their help in investigation of the Russia investigation.
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Whataboutism! Disrtraction! Fear! Corruption! Moscow Mitch might be distancing himself, maybe he sees the writing on the walls. Trump can’t quite understand why the crap he got away with in the private sector won’t work in Washington.
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yep, scumminess runs through this Administration. Trump calls The Whistleblower a spy, the whistleblowers lawyers say he's afraid as he has been threatened by Trump, Trump then says he deserves to know who the Whistleblower is. Another indication he has no idea what the law is.
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Just in: Sebastian Gorka is traveling with @SecPompeo to Europe, @Abs_NBC reports. He was seen getting into a State Department van headed to Joint Base Andrews for departure
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