Re: The 45th POTUS - Donald J. Trump
Posted: Wed October 25, 2017 6:29 pm
It's impossible to imagine anything this stupid in a history text.
DNC heads, past and present, and Hillary's lawyers have denied it and continue to deny they knew about it.McParadigm wrote:The "Clinton funded the dossier" headline is odd to me. That's been my understanding since...I think the dossier became public knowledge. McCain initiated, Clinton continued, the FBI explored and then stopped when it became known. That was the summary from day one.BurtReynolds wrote:This Russia thing is really not going the way democrats hoped it would...
It's pretty interesting that it re-"leaked" the night Republicans open three Clinton investigations, and right after Nunes tried to subpoena the firm.
"If I can change, and you can change, the everybody can change."BurtReynolds wrote:I wonder what a half million dollar speech sounds like when translated to Russian.
McParadigm wrote:It's impossible to imagine anything this stupid in a history text.
WikiLeaks' publication of thousands of emails apparently hacked from the Democratic National Committee was legal and specifically protected by federal law, the Trump campaign argued in a court filing Wednesday.
Lawyers for the Trump presidential campaign came to the controversial transparency website's defense in a bid to defeat a lawsuit three Democratic activists filed in July accusing Trump's presidential campaign of conspiring to publish sensitive personal information, including Social Security numbers and information suggesting that a Democratic National Committee employee was gay.
He must have been the president that called Homer during his photographic memory here:McParadigm wrote:It's impossible to imagine anything this stupid in a history text.

This would have made former RM mod $úñ_DëV|L very happy.tragabigzanda wrote:Jeff Flake for RM mod!
Yes, all of that is true. But, that doesn't mean that the DNC didn't play dirty (potentially a crime) or get played by Russia in the production of the dossier. Both things can be true at the same time and both are newsworthy events. I agree the more important story is completing a full and fair investigation of the Trump campaign's ties to Russia, but no one should be getting a pass in the process.McParadigm wrote:Forgot to include Manafort, Cohen, Erik Prince, and JD Gordon as people who swore to no contacts with Russian officials. List is too long to remember.
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Can we get 'likes' or something on the board? McP's doing some honest work here.
Peeps wrote:i would say ruddo is at least 3rd grade but i guess you are entitled to your opinion, though i think you are being a meaniehead for calling him out like that
