TrumpPutingate III: the beginning of the end

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luthervol said:
Of course they harmed him. Look no further than all of the propagandized Fox based opinions on this board.

Look no further than Trump's election. Many have said Trump is the public's response to 8 years of Obama. Those Trump voters were all effected by the right wing media's non-stop efforts to portray Obama in the worst possible light (same with Clinton). The MSM has never been remotely as slanted and biased as the right wing media.
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How do you even remember how to breathe?
 
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lawgator1 said:
You don't think naming these 13 now is not a shot across the bow of whoever was in cahoots with them?

If this proves no Russian influence on the electiom, they'd have said so. No, this is to get the people they had connection to to panic.

This is the second time Trump has wrongly claimed vindication. This is but one of many shoes yet to drop. Step. By. Step. They are closing in on him.
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Didn't they say there is no evidence of any US citizens in kahoots?
 
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Orange_Crush said:
Didn't they say there is no evidence of any US citizens in kahoots?
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They indicted one today. Wonder when his/her plea deal is going to come out.

Special prosecutor Robert Mueller’s office announced Friday it had reached a plea deal with a California man who committed identity fraud as part of the ongoing Russia probe. The deal was announced the same day as the blockbuster indictments of a dozen Russian nationals and three Russia-affiliated groups alleging interference with the 2016 presidential election.

The charges against Richard Pinedo of Santa Paula, California, state that he sold bank account numbers created using the stolen identities of US citizens to people or entities outside of the United States.

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-poli...-russian-indictments-richard-pinedo-plea-deal
 
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luthervol said:
She is far more popular than Trump around the world.

The answer is easy for why she is so unpopular here. 25+ years of right wing media's relentless campaign to denigrate her. Imagine Trump receiving the same media coverage he has gotten the past 2 years for another 23 years. The only difference is one was warranted.
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Such a moron..being more popular as you see it doesn't win you any fair elections. Yeah, the world just loves a cheater w/kankles. Get a grip sparky. America didn't want any more of the same stupid idiot liberal policies that Obama had pushed down the throats of the American people. As Obama said one time elections have consequences.....learn to deal with it for 7 more years of Trump.
 
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Mick said:
They indicted one today. Wonder when his/her plea deal is going to come out.

Special prosecutor Robert Mueller’s office announced Friday it had reached a plea deal with a California man who committed identity fraud as part of the ongoing Russia probe. The deal was announced the same day as the blockbuster indictments of a dozen Russian nationals and three Russia-affiliated groups alleging interference with the 2016 presidential election.

The charges against Richard Pinedo of Santa Paula, California, state that he sold bank account numbers created using the stolen identities of US citizens to people or entities outside of the United States.

Richard Pinedo plea deal: California man to cooperate with Russia probe - Vox
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Haha yeah. Think I heard the poor shmow did it for a $1,000, as Negative Nancy says “crumbs”.
 
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Mick said:
They indicted one today. Wonder when his/her plea deal is going to come out.

Special prosecutor Robert Mueller’s office announced Friday it had reached a plea deal with a California man who committed identity fraud as part of the ongoing Russia probe. The deal was announced the same day as the blockbuster indictments of a dozen Russian nationals and three Russia-affiliated groups alleging interference with the 2016 presidential election.

The charges against Richard Pinedo of Santa Paula, California, state that he sold bank account numbers created using the stolen identities of US citizens to people or entities outside of the United States.

Richard Pinedo plea deal: California man to cooperate with Russia probe - Vox
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That article didn't say what you think it said.
 
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I don't understand why Trump opponents are so Russia crazed. I mean the Dems fixed their primary to avoid the peoples votes once things started shifting away from Hillary. They colluded with each other to do it. I doubt Russia did anything near this level of manipulation and collusion? Why are they not upset about their votes being garbaged and the wrong candidate being chosen. If they went by popular vote she would have lost the primary.
 
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Mick said:
Don't know the process involved in approval but I'm sure they weren't known operatives and unless flagged by whatever process I doubt he even saw the paperwork for 99.9 % of applicants.

You are trying too hard to try to deflect.

Only Airvol is deflected.
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Sounds like you don’t know either. Don’t know, but I’m sure, I doubt.
 
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IPleadInsanity said:
I don't understand why Trump opponents are so Russia crazed. I mean the Dems fixed their primary to avoid the peoples votes once things started shifting away from Hillary. They colluded with each other to do it. I doubt Russia did anything near this level of manipulation and collusion? Why are they not upset about their votes being garbaged and the wrong candidate being chosen. If they went by popular vote she would have lost the primary.
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It seems like collusion and losing the popular vote is the way to win an election.
 
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Mick said:
Oh please tell me what I thought?
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Per US citizens not being found in kahoots with the Russians, you said:

"They indicted one today."

And posted that link. That link was very careful not to say that he was conspiring with the Russians.
 
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Orange_Crush said:
Per US citizens not being found in kahoots with the Russians, you said:

"They indicted one today."

And posted that link. That link was very careful not to say that he was conspiring with the Russians.
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I never nor did the article I posted said he was a knowing participant to the conspiracy. I was just passing on information to you with curiosity since I just saw where Mueller indicted an American. Edited so you could follow along with what I found. I believe you read too much into my response to you. That is OK.
 
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