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@Walter Hinteler,

Really, that law enforcement activities 101? When there was no proof of a crime in the first place and you can't find proof of a crime, you keep looking until you do?

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@Baldimo,

It ain't over until the fat lady sings. Wait until Mueller gives his findings at the end of it all.

What we do have is a lot evidence of back and forth between various Russians connected to the Russian government and the Trump campaign team. Whether that amounts to criminal activity we don't know yet. As for Trump and his gang of liars, they simply lied repeatedly over this Russian stuff, sometimes to the FBI and other times to the press. Trump has interfered with FBI investigation of this Russia stuff and what amounts to witness tampering and conspiracy to lie. Again, the question is why?

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@revelette1,

You posted nothing but a wish list. There is no proof anything you have just mentioned, it's all speculation from the left leaning MSM.

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@Baldimo,

Not so, it is all there on the internet, search it out. You need to get out of your bubble of right wing 'news'.

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@revelette1,

Rev's right.

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@Baldimo,

Baldimo wrote:

Really, that law enforcement activities 101? When there was no proof of a crime in the first place and you can't find proof of a crime, you keep looking until you do?

Well, I thought, Muller was appointed to serve as Special Counsel for the United States Department of Justice (DOJ).
I must have missed that he lost his job.

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@Walter Hinteler,

You're playing dumb, Walt.

Complaining party: I don't like my boyfriend any more. I want him arrested.

Cop: For what?

CP: Anything you can find. I don't have knowledge of anything, but I'm sure he's done something wrong.

Cop: OK, I'll get right on finding something, somehow.

That how "investigations" work, eh, Walt?

I don't think so! Homey don't play dat.

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@layman,

layman wrote:

You're playing dumb, Walt.
That how "investigations" work, eh, Walt?
[...]
I don't think so! Homey don't play dat.

I'm not playing dumb but I really am dumb ... how investigations work in the USA.

Thanks for educating me.

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@Lash,

No, I've always had the special place in g-bag's heart.

PS: Can't help but be charming...it's the Irish blood flowing through me veins.

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@Walter Hinteler,

Well, if a German defense lawyer agrees with me, I must be right!

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Turkey has said it will extend its incursion in Syria to the town of Manbij, taking its forces to the edge of the US-backed Kurdish presence in the country’s north-east.
Since Erdoğan vows to ‘thwart’ Kurdish opposition there, this might (will?) force some reaction by the US.(About 2,000 US forces are stationed in the area.)

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Bill Kristol

1h1 hour ago

That was a hell of a pro-Clinton conspiracy the Obama Administration, Comey and the FBI we’re engaged in, which culminated in Comey tipping the election ten days out...to Trump.

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https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2018/1/24/16929564/oregon-medicaid-expansion-vote-mississippi-west-virginia-opioids-voxcare

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Last spring, Oregon legislators were weighing the idea of ending their Medicaid expansion to close a growing hole in the state budget. This would have made Oregon the first state in the country to back out of the Affordable Care Act program expanding coverage to millions of low-income Americans.

Instead, the state ended up doing something different: Voters approved Tuesday a tax on hospitals and health insurance plans to continue the Medicaid expansion’s financing. The tax could raise as much as $320 million over two years. This is the first such measure approved by voters anywhere in the country. But it’s also the second time that the Medicaid expansion has won at the polls: Maine voters in November overwhelmingly supported bringing the Medicaid expansion to their state.

I’ll be curious to see if any other states follow in Oregon’s footsteps. I haven’t heard any rumblings about financing challenges for the Medicaid expansion elsewhere. Most Medicaid expansions appear to rely on general revenues rather than dedicated taxes. But this measure’s success in Oregon may catch the eye of other states with difficult budget situations as a way to bring in additional revenue.

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John Kerry of Vietnam...Traitor!

Tells the Palestinians that Trump won't be president for long and that they should stay strong and hold on.

Disgraceful!

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@Finn dAbuzz,

He went so far as to tell them that HE might be president in 2020, eh, Finn? And the democrats wanna shout about the Logan Act?

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@nimh,

nimh wrote:

The rehabilitation of GWB has been a sight to behold, and some of the usual liberal suspects share part of the blame:

W will forever be known as the president who abandoned his own people and let the Democrats wrongfully convict them of crimes that they never committed.

Not much chance that his reputation will ever recover from that.

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@Finn dAbuzz,

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My own take, and the reason I wanted to highlight this, is that I believe Weinstein is basically correct that the activist left is an insurgency which is attempting to assert dominance over the left. It is currently seeking to spread its own quasi-religious ideas (intersectionality, safe spaces, micro-aggressions, etc.) paired with authoritarian tactics (shouting down opponents, no-platforming, mob violence) and if it succeeds we will be well on our way to finding out what the authoritarian left’s idea of equity really looks like.

Leftist goons tried that nonsense at an American college recently.

Far right extremists showered the college with death threats and forced authorities to put an end to the freak show.

Hopefully the same extremists are ready to shut down these leftist thugs if they try their nonsense anywhere else.

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@Walter Hinteler,

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senior U.S. intelligence officers including CIA Director Mike Pompeo have been questioned by the U.S. special counsel’s team about whether President Donald Trump tried to obstruct justice in the Russia probe, sources told Reuters on Wednesday.

Such questioning indicates Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s federal investigation into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and potential collusion by Trump’s campaign has extended to examine the president’s actions around the probe.

... ... ...

If Witchhunter Mueller is unable to understand that it isn't obstruction when the official in charge of an investigation decides not to pursue that investigation, then he'll be in for a rude awakening when he attempts to pursue imaginary charges in a real-word venue.

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@revelette1,

revelette1 wrote:

It ain't over until the fat lady sings. Wait until Mueller gives his findings at the end of it all.

What we do have is a lot evidence of back and forth between various Russians connected to the Russian government and the Trump campaign team. Whether that amounts to criminal activity we don't know yet. As for Trump and his gang of liars, they simply lied repeatedly over this Russian stuff, sometimes to the FBI and other times to the press. Trump has interfered with FBI investigation of this Russia stuff and what amounts to witness tampering and conspiracy to lie. Again, the question is why?

Outlawing the Democratic Party in America will put an end to their abusive witch hunts.

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@Walter Hinteler,

Walter Hinteler wrote:

Turkey has said it will extend its incursion in Syria to the town of Manbij, taking its forces to the edge of the US-backed Kurdish presence in the country’s north-east.
Since Erdoğan vows to ‘thwart’ Kurdish opposition there, this might (will?) force some reaction by the US.(About 2,000 US forces are stationed in the area.)

I hope so. It would be a great moral victory if American soldiers massacred a bunch of Turkish soldiers.

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