Report: IHLlary, DNC and 1 republican funded Russian dossier
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2017 Oct 24, 6:33pm 2,034 views 14 comments
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joeyjojojunior
2017 Oct 24, 6:38pm
Maybe you can tell me why this is news? Don't candidates pay for oppo research in pretty much every major election?
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joeyjojojunior
2017 Oct 24, 6:44pm
I don't know--how many threads are the Trumpkins going to start over this nonsense?
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mell
2017 Oct 24, 8:16pm
joeyjojojunior says
One? You kidding? Many! Question is whether HRC is not too big to fail anymore, but the noose is tightening.
mell saysHandcuffs and jumpsuit finally!
Was there a law broken here?
One? You kidding? Many! Question is whether HRC is not too big to fail anymore, but the noose is tightening.
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MrMagic
2017 Oct 24, 9:35pm
MrMagic
2017 Oct 24, 9:35pm
joeyjojojunior says
Donald Trump Jr. met with a Russian lawyer to get opposition research.
Felony, Indict, and arrest him and the whole campaign for collusion and impeach Trump!!!!
Oh wait, this thread is about Hillary oppo research, nothing to see here, just move along.
Was there a law broken here?
Donald Trump Jr. met with a Russian lawyer to get opposition research.
Felony, Indict, and arrest him and the whole campaign for collusion and impeach Trump!!!!
Oh wait, this thread is about Hillary oppo research, nothing to see here, just move along.
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FNWGMOBDVZXDNW
2017 Oct 25, 5:05am
FNWGMOBDVZXDNW
2017 Oct 25, 5:05am
You guys are funny. The troll accusations are particularly ironic.
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joeyjojojunior
2017 Oct 25, 5:11am
me123 says
Well, let me clue you in on something called the "law". It's against the law to receive aid from a foreign government in an election. So, meeting with a Russian lawyer that is representing their government is against the law.
Hiring a consulting firm to do investigative research breaks no laws.
So, the bottom line is that if you break the law then you will get more attention than if you don't break the law.
Donald Trump Jr. met with a Russian lawyer to get opposition research.
Felony, Indict, and arrest him and the whole campaign for collusion and impeach Trump!!!!
Oh wait, this thread is about Hillary oppo research, nothing to see here, just move along.
Well, let me clue you in on something called the "law". It's against the law to receive aid from a foreign government in an election. So, meeting with a Russian lawyer that is representing their government is against the law.
Hiring a consulting firm to do investigative research breaks no laws.
So, the bottom line is that if you break the law then you will get more attention than if you don't break the law.
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joeyjojojunior
2017 Oct 25, 8:05am
me123 says
We'll see. That's why Mueller is investigating.
Except you'd be wrong again. The lawyer WASN'T representing their government.
Why are you always so wrong?
We'll see. That's why Mueller is investigating.
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joeyjojojunior
2017 Oct 25, 8:06am
me123 says
Yep--nothing is happening now, and it's extremely unlikely to in the future regarding the dossier, at least.
As Hillary is finding out now.
Yep--nothing is happening now, and it's extremely unlikely to in the future regarding the dossier, at least.
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lostand confused
2017 Oct 25, 8:08am
lostand confused
2017 Oct 25, 8:08am
joeyjojojunior says
That is silly even for you.
So, meeting with a Russian lawyer that is representing their government is against the law.
That is silly even for you.
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joeyjojojunior
2017 Oct 25, 8:11am
lostand confused says
Well, yes, when you take a statement out of context, it can appear that way.
joeyjojojunior says
If you put the preceding sentence in with it, it makes more sense.
That is silly even for you.
Well, yes, when you take a statement out of context, it can appear that way.
joeyjojojunior says
It's against the law to receive aid from a foreign government in an election. So, meeting with a Russian lawyer that is representing their government is against the law.
If you put the preceding sentence in with it, it makes more sense.
Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee paid opposition research firm Fusion GPS to compile the “Russian dossier” that triggered an FBI investigation into possible collusion between Donald Trump’s presidential campaign and the Russian government, according to a report Tuesday by the Washington Post