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I'm saying that I'm not surprised that if objective non biased people looked at Trump and his history, I understand why they might err on the side of shortcuts to get warrants to investigate his possible fraud or cheating in the election.

Conspiracy theories can be very addictive. You get to feel like you know stuff that most people don't know, without doing the work that people usually have to do to accomplish that, when you're actually quite lazy and probably average intelligence at best.

That's not what history will show. Facts are still a thing, which is why it's important that the impeachment happened.

. I am pretty sure you will be uninterested in the facts (and likely criminal indictments) that will handed down by Durham in the coming weeks.