Waaaaaaa!

domer76 said:
Nope, I never said that, illiterate fuck. Now, that’s five in a row that you’ve fucked up the comprehension. How can one be so fucking chronically wrong as you?

What I HAVE said, stupid, is that by accepting that meeting under those circumstances they were soliciting something of value from a foreign agent. Pretty simple. I’ve cited the pertinent codes for you, too, dumbfuck. Never found a literate person to help you?
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I pay scant attention to people who claim law violations when they don't understand the law -like you.
you conflate acceptance with solicitation among other gross disinformations
 
domer76 said:
As soon as he accepted the meeting at his house with Russian agents, he had violated the law. It matters not whether the content changed or whether he walked out.

To boot, Daddy tried to cover it up ina POS lying release from AF1 thenext year.
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The Orange Hog also on national TV begged Russian intelligence services to hack the Democrats.

Do you need a law to know that is just treasonous and ethically reprehensible?
 
noise said:
I pay scant attention to people who claim law violations when they don't understand the law -like you.
you conflate acceptance with solicitation among other gross disinformations
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It’s simple and straight forward, moron. That you fail to also understand what I’ve provided multiple times, once again speaks to your comprehension incompetence.
 
Stretch said:
The Moscow Project

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I guess you believe that has meaning. :0)
 
Cypress said:
The Orange Hog also on national TV begged Russian intelligence services to hack the Democrats.

Do you need a law to know that is just treasonous and ethically reprehensible?
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The “orange Hog” “begged Russian intelligence services to hack the democrats” there was no begging- “ Name calling and editorializing his comments only shows your inability to espouse a rational argument.

What he actually said-

If Russia or any other country or person has Hillary Clinton's 33,000 illegally deleted emails, perhaps they should share them with the FBI!
https://twitter.com/x/status/758335147183788032

“Russia, if you’re listening, I hope you’re able to find the 30,000 emails [of Hillary Clinton] that are missing. … They probably have them. I’d like to have them released.”
 
its funny that all of this is supposed to be collusion but paying one of your agents to get dirt from the russians for your political opponent is not.
 
noise said:
I pay scant attention to people who claim law violations when they don't understand the law -like you.
you conflate acceptance with solicitation among other gross disinformations
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LOL

He has never been right when it comes to anything legal. He literally just makes things up. He can't find a single source that Trump Jr solicited the information.
 
Indictments for the purpose of the investigation? Russian collusion? That one? Zero
Indictments of unrelated non-Russian collusion process crimes? A few.

I'm sure more will be coming with the IG report for the Dem Swamp critters.
 
Stretch said:
Indictments for the purpose of the investigation? Russian collusion? That one? Zero
Indictments of unrelated non-Russian collusion process crimes? A few.

I'm sure more will be coming with the IG report for the Dem Swamp critters.
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You're certainly not the first to do that, but how is that even legit spin? "The investigation started on Russian collusion, so any other crimes they find don't count!"

I mean, imagine such a thing w/ Hillary. You'd ridicule that kind of attempt to marginalize it, as you should.
 
I’ll wait for the Mueller report, I suspect it will conclude that there is not enough evidence Rump committed any crimes... sorta like the Comey report did re: Hillary Clinton.

I do think it’s likely Trump, Jr., Ivanka and or her husband are in deep dodo.
 
Jarod said:
I’ll wait for the Mueller report, I suspect it will conclude that there is not enough evidence Rump committed any crimes... sorta like the Comey report did re: Hillary Clinton.

I do think it’s likely Trump, Jr., Ivanka and or her husband are in deep dodo.
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So trump is correct, it is a witch hunt. Thank you for admitting that.
 
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