Turning The Ballot Box Against Republicans

@oralloy,

Nyet ya ne znayi tovarish

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@cicerone imposter,

He thinks Putin was born in Wyoming.

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@oralloy,

How do we know you were born in the US? Your birth certificate must be forged.

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@cicerone imposter,

Did I hit a nerve?

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@glitterbag,

glitterbag wrote:

Nyet ya ne znayi tovarish

D'ana'no fala'andu anoduna t'ase'mushal nor thero'shan!

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Trump Asked Russians to Get Clinton Emails. They Immediately Started Trying

https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/13/politics/trump-asked-russians-to-get-clinton-emails-they-immediately-started-trying-/index.htm

Coincidence?

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McCain: Trump's meeting with Putin 'should not move forward'
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https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/13/politics/john-mccain-donald-trump-russia-putin/index.html

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@firefly,

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Coincidence?

The Obama administration knew about the hacking by the Russians and did nothing much about it, except use it to their advantage. Next.

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@firefly,

Coincidence?

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McCain: Trump's meeting with Putin 'should not move forward'

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I am reposting this because the link on the first one isn't working properly

Trump asked Russians to get Clinton emails. They immediately started trying.

https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/13/politics/trump-asked-russians-to-get-clinton-emails-they-immediately-started-trying-/index.html

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@firefly,

firefly wrote:

Trump Asked Russians to Get Clinton Emails. They Immediately Started Trying

https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/13/politics/trump-asked-russians-to-get-clinton-emails-they-immediately-started-trying-/index.htm

Coincidence?

I think they already had the stolen material in their possession and Trump knew and couldn’t wait to make that stupid appeal, it was quintessential reality tv, already scripted and rehearsed then presented.

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@oralloy,

Quote Blickers:

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And how do we know Trump's not taking orders, direct or relayed, from Putin?

Quote oralloy:

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How do we know Obama wasn't born in Kenya? That birth certificate could have been forged.

Because we have proof that it wasn't. Also, Obama's foreign policy did not benefit Kenya to the detriment of the USA.

Trump has admitted he uses a private cell phone to talk about official business, which ain't kosher, and his foreign policy strongly favors Russia to the detriment of US national security.

And Jared and Eric Prince have been caught trying to set up a back channel for Trump to talk to the Russians without our intelligence agencies knowing about it. The Russians even admitted that Jared asked them if this back channel can user the Russians' own private communications network and they were shocked he would ask.

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@Blickers,

Blickers wrote:

Because we have proof that it wasn't.

Proof that could have been forged.

Blickers wrote:

his foreign policy strongly favors Russia to the detriment of US national security.

Obama did far greater damage to our security. He canceled the F-22 so our troops would be vulnerable to enemy planes in a major war, and he kept sucking up to Putin and promising greater flexibility as soon as he didn't have to be reelected again.

Plus the US only started supplying weapons to Ukrainian fighters after Trump took office.

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@Blickers,

Report: Jared Kushner Asked Kislyak for Use of Russian Communications Facilities

The Washington Post reports that the president’s son-in-law suggested using Russian diplomatic facilities to create a secret channel to Moscow.
Matt FordAdam Serwer
May 26, 2017

Jim Bourg / Reuters[/b]

Jared Kushner, a senior adviser to President Trump and his son-in-law, suggested to Russian Ambassador Sergei Kislyak that he be allowed to use Russian diplomatic facilities to communicate securely with Moscow, The Washington Post reported on Friday.

The request reportedly came in a meeting in Trump Tower at the beginning of December that included Kushner, Kislyak, and former National-Security Adviser Michael Flynn. It came to the attention of American officials through intercepts of Russian communications in which Kislyak relayed the request to his superiors in Moscow; the officials who spoke to the Post specified that they were not monitoring either the meeting or the communications of the Americans who were present.
The Atlantic

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@oralloy,

Why did Trump's son-in-law ask the Russians' help in setting up a communications network for Trump to talk to them? That ain't "flexibilty" in negotiations-whatever that is-that's out and out subterfuge. If that ain't treason, it's getting damn close to it.

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@Blickers,

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May 26, 2017

What else did you miss?

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@coldjoint,

I get it, you think you sound sophisticated or maybe a tad clever. It’s a lot like programming Siri or Alexa to respond with a magic 8 ball answer every time the device detects a pause. It’s like hearing your 9 year old burp out the alphabet. Very entertaining.

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@Blickers,

Erik Prince’s Seychelles Meeting With Russian Draws New Scrutiny
By Billy House
March 8, 2018, 12:05 PM EST Updated on March 8, 2018, 12:43 PM EST

Democrat wants to hear from Lebanese-American businessman
Question is whether it was effort at U.S.-Russia back channel

The top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee says he wants to hear from a Lebanese-American businessman who helped organize a January 2017 meeting in the Seychelles that was allegedly set up to establish a back channel between the incoming Trump administration and the Kremlin.

Representative Adam Schiff said Thursday that he wants George Nader to testify to help clear up inconsistencies with earlier testimony about the same meeting from another witness, Erik Prince, who founded the Blackwater security firm. He also wants Prince to return to answer more questions about the encounter on the Indian Ocean archipelago.

Erik Prince
Photographer: Justin Chin/Bloomberg

Nader’s emergence as a figure in that meeting was reported by The New York Times, which said he’s cooperating with Special Counsel Robert Mueller in providing evidence about the meeting and its possible use in developing a back channel before Trump took office on a platform that included establishing better relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Source-Bloomberg

Boy, Trump sure is desperate to make sure nobody from Our Side finds out what he's up to with Putin. Very desperate indeed.

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@Blickers,

Blickers wrote:

Why did Trump's son-in-law ask the Russians' help in setting up a communications network for Trump to talk to them? That ain't "flexibilty" in negotiations-whatever that is-that's out and out subterfuge. If that ain't treason, it's getting damn close to it.

Back channel communications between governments are normal, and are hardly treason.

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@Blickers,

Blickers wrote:

Why did Trump's son-in-law ask the Russians' help in setting up a communications network for Trump to talk to them? That ain't "flexibilty" in negotiations-whatever that is-that's out and out subterfuge. If that ain't treason, it's getting damn close to it.

If this even actually happened, the president-elect has every right in the world to set up communications with foreign governments. And, by the way, if he had already conspired with them to rig the election, would he not already have a communications channel with them?

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