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@MontereyJack,

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GOP attempted coverup of election rigging.

It was not attempted in the DNC, it was done. Clinton stole the nomination. Now tell me what election did the GOP rig?

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@oralloy,

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More of that "liberal tolerance" on display I see.

She damns herself every time she posts. She very seldom is on topic, and is no more than a gossip. She adds nothing of value to any topic.

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Trump’s numbers are off the charts. This will a formidable quiver in his election arsenal.

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Republican congressman slams Paul Ryan for betraying Trump by defending the ‘deep state’

Ryan is resigning. That is why there is a push to discredit Trump by Corker and Gowdy and Jeff Flake. They are minions of the establishment that refuse to give their power back to the American people. Trump is still winning, and will prevail. If the Dems fail to flip the House it will be over.

https://www.theblaze.com/news/2018/06/07/republican-congressman-slams-paul-ryan-for-betraying-trump-by-defending-the-deep-state

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@coldjoint,

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how he got involved with this investigation.

The FBI did not bother to interview for months after the investigation started.

Get your facts straight, the FBI can't.
https://www.npr.org/2018/02/12/585177736/looking-at-george-papadopoulos-connections-in-the-russia-investigation

You keep confusing the fact that the investigation started when the FBI heard about what Papandopoulos was up to with some notion that the FBI investigation started when they interviewed Papandopoulos.

The FBI decided to investigate the claims given to us by our ally Australia in late July that months previous, Papadopoulos was bragging in a London bar to an Australian diplomat about how the Trump campaign was going to use Emails stolen by Russia. The FBI investigated, which took months, and finally brought a case against Papandopoulos in January where he turned evidence and gave lots of info about the contacts between Trump and Russians.

Sounds like good work to me.

Oh, and thanks for the link which describes Papandopoulos' Russian connections. It doesn't help Trump's case, it only hurts it, so why you included it at all I don't know. But thanks anyway.

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@oralloy,

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The investigation started because Trump foreign policy advisor George Papdapoulos got drunk in a London bar and bragged to an Australian diplomat there that the Trump campaign was getting info from Russia that they were using. The Australian diplomat notified the FBI, and that started the investigation.

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This does not change the fact that the reason why the Democrats are pushing this investigation is because Trump does not agree with them.

So we see that your idea of a fair investigation is one that is conducted by a friend of the President who will bury whatever he finds.

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@Blickers,

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Oh, and thanks for the link which describes Papandopoulos' Russian connections. It doesn't help Trump's case, it only hurts it, so why you included it at all I don't know. But thanks anyway.

You do realize Papadopolous had no contact with Trump? Also he was fed what information he had by a covert agent working for the FBI. You got 0. At best it is entrapment, which forced a guilty plea.

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@coldjoint,

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You do realize Papadopolous had no contact with Trump?

Papadopoulos arranged all kinds of contacts for Trump involving the Russians, so I don't know that at all. Neither do you.

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Also he [Papadopoulos] was fed what information he had by a covert agent working for the FBI. You got 0. At best it is entrapment, which forced a guilty plea.

What FBI informant? Please state his name.

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@Lash,

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Trump’s numbers are off the charts. This will a formidable quiver in his election arsenal.

What are you talking about? Off the charts? His poll numbers have hardly changed since he had a bump in the polls a few weeks ago.

At realclearpolitics his approval rating average out to 42.1% and his disapproval ratings average out to 53.6% from 5/21-6/6.

https://realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/president_trump_job_approval-6179.html

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@revelette1,

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Off the charts?

At realclearpolitics his approval rating average out to 42.1% and his disapproval ratings average out to 53.6% from 5/21-6/6.

still off the bottom of the charts if you look at historical averages

http://news.gallup.com/poll/116677/presidential-approval-ratings-gallup-historical-statistics-trends.aspx

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@ehBeth,

http://i1.wp.com/richardhetu.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/DexP0GsX0AAPACU.jpg

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Numbers:

https://www.investors.com/politics/editorials/the-trump-economy-one-year-in-a-success-by-all-measures/

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/chuckjones/2017/11/08/trumps-economic-scorecard-one-year-post-election/amp/

This has been notably discussed in the news for the past few days.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/news/politics/wp/2018/01/05/trumps-first-year-jobs-numbers-were-very-very-good/

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@Blickers,

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What FBI informant? Please state his name.

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Joseph Mifsud, a professor who reportedly met with George Papadopoulos, a former Trump campaign adviser, during the 2016 US presidential campaign.

And guess what? He is nowhere to be found. What a coincidence, bullshit.
http://www.businessinsider.com/where-is-joseph-mifsud-professor-in-russia-probe-2018-3

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@Lash,

Trump has been okay jobs wise, but no better. Since Bill Clinton got elected in 1992, jobs have gone up steadily except for Bush 43, who started off bad, picked up in the middle and collapsed entirely his last year. Clinton and Obama did fine, though.

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Ties That Bind – Stefan Halper, Joseph Mifsud & Alexander Downer (& Papadopoulos)

These guys set up a young naive Papadopolous. It is that simple. The information was generated for that purpose and then distributed through intelligence orgs making it appear that the Russians had something to do with it. They did not. The informants bought Russia into this. A set up all the way.
https://themarketswork.com/2018/05/10/ties-that-bind-stefan-halper-joseph-mifsud-alexander-downer-papadopoulos/

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@coldjoint,

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What FBI informant? Please state his name.

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Joseph Mifsud, a professor who reportedly met with George Papadopoulos, a former Trump campaign adviser, during the 2016 US presidential campaign.

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And guess what? He is nowhere to be found. What a coincidence, bullshit.

What's so bullshit about it? After it came out that he told Papandopoulos about the Russian theft of the Emails, Mifsud became a hot man. Some people might be mad at him. Other people would want to talk to him, which might prompt other people to take action to prevent him from talking. Or maybe Mifsud decided not to stick around to find out what happens and took off himself. If he did, who could blame him?

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@Blickers,

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What's so bullshit about it?

The fact that Russia was bought into this by an informant or agent working with British and US intelligence. A set up, everyone can see it except sore losers and those intimidated into silence by the power of the establishment. Not to mention many NDA's people were coerced into signing.

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@oralloy,

And then of course W
got us into an

unwinnable war and broke the world economy.

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@MontereyJack,

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broke the world economy.

That was not W's fault. Stop lying.

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@coldjoint,

Why don't you stop lying. Repu blicanomics\Bushonomics gutted regulatory bodies and ignored regulations and lessons
learned from 1929 and world economy collapsed.

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