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Re: Political Roundtable Part XVIII 

Post#701 » by closg00 » Sat Feb 10, 2018 7:29 pm

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closg00 wrote:Many of the Alternative Facts Russia probe narrative factually debunked in one place.

The Nunes memo actually revealed that the genesis of the FBI probe of Trump-Russia collusion was the activity of a Trump adviser (Papadopoulos) who had been apprised of dirt gathered by Russia on Clinton. It predated the FBI’s use of the Steele dossier, which is at the center of the grand alt-narrative, and showed that the FBI probe had been repeatedly validated by judges.

Republicans release a September 2016 text between the FBI’s Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, which said Barack Obama “wants to know everything we’re doing.” This is supposed to demonstrate Obama interference in the FBI probe of Clinton. But there was no Clinton probe at the time — it had been resolved in July (and was only reopened in late October). What’s more, associates of Strzok and Page say Obama actually wanted information on Russian meddling. This makes much more sense — and, if true, it shows that this “scandal” is that Obama wanted information on Russian sabotage of our democracy, which Trump still often maintains never happened.

Republicans darkly said another Strzok-Page text containing the words “secret society” signaled deep FBI corruption. Then the full text was released, and it turned out to be about calendars and appeared to be a joke.

Congressional GOP investigators are preparing to interview an informant who supposedly has the goods on the Uranium One “scandal,” in which Clinton supposedly authorized a deal in which Russia obtained uranium extraction rights in the United States, in exchange for kickbacks to the Clinton Foundation. But top Oversight and Intelligence committee Democrats just released a letter claiming that the Justice Department privately briefed committee staffers and told them that the Justice Department had actually dismissed the reliability of this informant in a separate investigation. To be fair, this has not been confirmed. But as it is, the idea that the Uranium One deal is a scandal has already been thoroughly debunked. And independent reporting is likely to confirm that account soon enough.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/plum-line/wp/2018/02/09/devin-nunes-laughable-spin-to-protect-trump-crashes-and-burns/?utm_term=.350aa9d62fc8#comments

Democrats are trying to have it both ways. They turn Carter Page into the next Algier Hiss to justify spying on Trump. And then when we complain about the scant evidence they had against Page, they change the subject and focus on Papadopolous. The problem is Papadopolous is a harmless striver who wasn't even on the payroll of the Trump campaign. You can't wiretap a whole campaign because of a drunken conversation some volunteer has with an Australian diplomat.


Ahhh, WHO says the evidence against Page is scant and made it the central focus of the diversion and FBI smear campaign? That's right, it's the coordinated defense team of Nunes and Trumps propaganda army in conservative media that have done-so. Knocking-down the Page straw man by pointing out that the simple fact the Papadopolous triggered the investigation, is not changing the subject, its a fact. Nunes purposely avoided mentioning any of the other factors that led to Page's continued surveillance in his cherry-picked memo. In the Dem rebuttal they no-doubt provide much more of evidence conveniently left-out by Nunes, but guess what? Oops, Trump didn't release it, how convenient for him.

You have completely forgotten what this Russia probe is all about and what Mueller is investigating. The entire Nunes/Trump/Fox News effort is all about keeping the spotlight on the investigators and NOT what Trump and his people did or didn't do to help the Russian effort to get him elected. It's also about discrediting former MI6 agent Michael Steel whose dossier on Trump has alleged multiple Trump/Russian ties that have proven to be true.

*We know for a fact the Trump people knew that the Russians were involved in election meddling and had dirt on Clinton BEFORE the information became public.
*We know for a fact that Donald Trump lied about his peoples contacts with the Russians
*We know for a fact the Michael Flynn lied about his contacts with Russians
*We know for a fact the George Papadopolous lied about his contacts with Russians
*We know for a fact that Don Jr lied about why he met with the Russians
*We know for a fact that someone in the Trump campaign had the Republican party platform changed to reflect a Putin friendly position on the Ukraine
*We know for a fact that the congress passed a sanctions bill against Russia which Trump refuses to implement
*We know for a fact that the State Department has eliminated the office that enforces sanctions

There is of-course much more to the story and Mueller probably has MUCH more in the way of facts that have not come out because of the guilty pleas and witness interviews. Trump and his Roy Cohn Nunes, are desperate to keep the story about the "dirty FBI, Clinton, Obama, and anything else they can fling against the wall, as-long as we're NOT talking about what Page, Flynn, Papadopolous, Manafort, Don Jr, & Trump did with the Russians, during the election. Sorry, it's not working at all Nate but with Trump supporters.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XVIII 

Post#702 » by cammac » Sat Feb 10, 2018 8:12 pm

The Republican tax policy is landing like a humongous cow plop that most intelligent analysis predicted not the "Real News" (FOX) that the Trumpster touts.

American manufacturing and deliver high-paying jobs to that industry’s workers. One plank of his plan for accomplishing that goal was the $1.5 trillion tax cut bill Republicans passed in December. That legislation, however, is on track to be much more beneficial to shareholders than it is workers across all sectors — and perhaps especially in manufacturing.

Wages in the manufacturing industry are going up, but not as quickly as they are across all sectors. According to the latest jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, they increased by 2.9 percent across all industries from January 2017 to January 2018. During the same period, wages in the manufacturing industry increased by 1.9 percent.


Not close to the GDP gains in 2017.
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2018/2/10/16998770/trump-jobs-manufacturing-wages-buybacks-dividends

One good thing in the American economy is that Trump is helping with gun control in a unusual way!

https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2018/2/9/1740127/-Remington-is-looking-into-filing-for-bankruptcy-unable-to-withstand-Trump-slump
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XVIII 

Post#703 » by nate33 » Sat Feb 10, 2018 8:34 pm

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nate33 wrote: The problem is Papadopolous is a harmless striver who wasn't even on the payroll of the Trump campaign. You can't wiretap a whole campaign because of a drunken conversation some volunteer has with an Australian diplomat.


If Papadopolous was such a nobody, who are all these high level Trump officials that are talking to him that are being caught on his wiretap?

Trump officials are being tapped because of the Carter Page warrant. A FISA Title 1 warrant allows them to review all of Page's communications and all of the communications of any person Page has spoken to. It's a backdoor way to spy on everyone in the Trump campaign. And it's not wiretaps as we conventionally understand them. It's the right to review all communications going back in time (to times prior to the Page warrant) because the NSA records all communications from everybody in America.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XVIII 

Post#704 » by nate33 » Sat Feb 10, 2018 8:42 pm

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There is certainly some classified info that none of us would want revealed. Problem is that Trump has already proven to us--time and time again--that he's a prolific liar. So it's right and reasonable that he not be trusted in this instance as well.

Answer my question. What is Trump supposed to do? How is it possible for Trump not to be blamed for Schiff including classified information into the memo?


Stop with the games. The DOJ and FBI warned Trump not to release the Nunes crap and they did anyway. So stop with the fake concern. It's beyond pathetic

Oh yeah I forgot.

FBI/DOJ = Deep State
Trump = Honest man. Victim.

Are you even paying attention? The Democrats bitched and moaned about the Nunes memo being a violation of national security, and then when we saw the memo, it was clearly evident that there was no classified information on it. The Democrats blatantly lied about the national security crap because the Democrats were afraid of the Nunes memo and wanted it suppressed. It was the Democrats who lied. Not Trump and Republicans. The Democrats have no credibility on the matter.

Now, the Republicans are making the same claim about the Schiff memo and we have no way of knowing if those claims are true (other than everyone who has seen the memo is saying that there is classified info including sourcing on it). Maybe the Republicans are lying and maybe Schiff included the classified info as a political stunt to make Trump look bad. We don't know yet. I suspect a redacted version of the memo will ultimately be released.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XVIII 

Post#705 » by closg00 » Sat Feb 10, 2018 8:50 pm

nate33 wrote:
Doug_Blew wrote:
nate33 wrote: The problem is Papadopolous is a harmless striver who wasn't even on the payroll of the Trump campaign. You can't wiretap a whole campaign because of a drunken conversation some volunteer has with an Australian diplomat.


If Papadopolous was such a nobody, who are all these high level Trump officials that are talking to him that are being caught on his wiretap?

Trump officials are being tapped because of the Carter Page warrant. A FISA Title 1 warrant allows them to review all of Page's communications and all of the communications of any person Page has spoken to. It's a backdoor way to spy on everyone in the Trump campaign. And it's not wiretaps as we conventionally understand them. It's the right to review all communications going back in time (to times prior to the Page warrant) because the NSA records all communications from everybody in America.


Nate, you and Trump supporters are trying to make the Russia probe about something that it isn't, Why? Mueller's investigation continues into Trump and the people around him, this is what the probe is about, not this new alternate facts version of reality.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XVIII 

Post#706 » by nate33 » Sat Feb 10, 2018 9:02 pm

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Democrats are trying to have it both ways. They turn Carter Page into the next Algier Hiss to justify spying on Trump. And then when we complain about the scant evidence they had against Page, they change the subject and focus on Papadopolous. The problem is Papadopolous is a harmless striver who wasn't even on the payroll of the Trump campaign. You can't wiretap a whole campaign because of a drunken conversation some volunteer has with an Australian diplomat.


Ahhh, WHO says the evidence against Page is scant and made it the central focus of the diversion and FBI smear campaign? That's right, it's the coordinated defense team of Nunes and Trumps propaganda army in conservative media that have done-so. Knocking-down the Page straw man by pointing out that the simple fact the Papadopolous triggered the investigation, is not changing the subject, its a fact. Nunes purposely avoided mentioning any of the other factors that led to Page's continued surveillance in his cherry-picked memo. In the Dem rebuttal they no-doubt provide much more of evidence conveniently left-out by Nunes, but guess what? Oops, Trump didn't release it, how convenient for him.

You have completely forgotten what this Russia probe is all about and what Mueller is investigating. The entire Nunes/Trump/Fox News effort is all about keeping the spotlight on the investigators and NOT what Trump and his people did or didn't do to help the Russian effort to get him elected. It's also about discrediting former MI6 agent Michael Steel whose dossier on Trump has alleged multiple Trump/Russian ties that have proven to be true.



There is of-course much more to the story and Mueller probably has MUCH more in the way of facts that have not come out because of the guilty pleas and witness interviews. Trump and his Roy Cohn Nunes, are desperate to keep the story about the "dirty FBI, Clinton, Obama, and anything else they can fling against the wall, as-long as we're NOT talking about what Page, Flynn, Papadopolous, Manafort, Don Jr, & Trump did with the Russians, during the election. Sorry, it's not working at all Nate but with Trump supporters.

We also no for a fact that McCabe said the Page FISA warrant would not have been obtained if not for the Steele Dossier, which was never verified and was misrepresented to the FISA court.

*We know for a fact the Trump people knew that the Russians were involved in election meddling and had dirt on Clinton BEFORE the information became public.
So what? Yes, we know a Russian approached Papadopoulus with an offer of Clinton emails. There is no evidence that anyone in the Trump campaign followed up with it.

*We know for a fact that Donald Trump lied about his peoples contacts with the Russians
That's a vague statement can you be more specific on the nature of the lie?

*We know for a fact the Michael Flynn lied about his contacts with Russians
Flynn panicked because the FBI was threatening to use the Logan Act against him. His lies were inconsequential - that he spoke with Russians as a member of Trump's transition team.

*We know for a fact the George Papadopolous lied about his contacts with Russians
I don't have any problem with Papadopolous being investigated and his conversations wiretapped. They surely have been. Nothing noteworthy has come from those communications. He emailed Trump's management team six times about Russia stuff and was consistently ignored.

*We know for a fact that Don Jr lied about why he met with the Russians
That's a vague statement can you be more specific on the nature of the lie? Donny Jr. produced all of his information in as open and honest a manner as possible. He was the most transparent figure in all of this.

*We know for a fact that someone in the Trump campaign had the Republican party platform changed to reflect a Putin friendly position on the Ukraine
*We know for a fact that the congress passed a sanctions bill against Russia which Trump refuses to implement
*We know for a fact that the State Department has eliminated the office that enforces sanctions

None of this stuff bothers me. It's wholly consistent with Trump's viewpoint on Russia. Since as early as 2013, Trump has differed with the Establishment on how to work with Russia. He has openly stated that we should be trying to work with the Russians, at least on issues like Syria and terrorism. What bothers me is that Obama imposed draconian sanctions on Russia one week before his departure without consulting the incoming administration.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XVIII 

Post#707 » by Pointgod » Sat Feb 10, 2018 10:39 pm

TGW wrote:So even though the Republicans own the House, Congress, and the Whitehouse...BLAME THE DEMOCRATS! :laugh:

Pathetic.


It's called the Fox News defence. Blame the Hillary Clinton administration :lol: it has to be a shock to the Republican system to be continually fed bull and all of a sudden start realizing there's an after taste.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XVIII 

Post#708 » by nate33 » Sat Feb 10, 2018 10:46 pm

Pointgod wrote:
TGW wrote:So even though the Republicans own the House, Congress, and the Whitehouse...BLAME THE DEMOCRATS! :laugh:

Pathetic.


It's called the Fox News defence. Blame the Hillary Clinton administration :lol: it has to be a shock to the Republican system to be continually fed bull and all of a sudden start realizing there's an after taste.

FWIW, I'm not blaming Democrats any more than I blame Republicans. I'm just recognizing the political reality of the moment. The Republicans didn't have the political capital to cut spending. Courage is in short supply in DC.

The Republicans apparently perceived that cutting spending would upset moderates more than increasing spending would upset conservatives. Maybe they're right, maybe they're wrong. We'll see during the midterms.

The Democrats are facing a similar dilemma regarding DACA. Half of their base is going insane because the Democrats caved and supported a budget that didn't resolve DACA. But the other half of their base would have gone insane if they shut down the government for DACA.

Sometimes, politics is hard.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XVIII 

Post#709 » by Kanyewest » Sat Feb 10, 2018 11:05 pm

nate33 wrote:
closg00 wrote:

Worse than Watergate

Here's a simple question for you to contemplate:

What if Schiff actually did include classified information that reveals sources on that memo? What exactly is Trump supposed to do?



I thought the FBI and DOJ deemed that there was no classified information.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XVIII 

Post#710 » by nate33 » Sun Feb 11, 2018 12:06 am

Kanyewest wrote:
nate33 wrote:
closg00 wrote:

Worse than Watergate

Here's a simple question for you to contemplate:

What if Schiff actually did include classified information that reveals sources on that memo? What exactly is Trump supposed to do?



I thought the FBI and DOJ deemed that there was no classified information.

That's news to me. If true, then the Republicans should definitely release it, and if Trump holds it back, he's hiding something.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XVIII 

Post#711 » by cammac » Sun Feb 11, 2018 12:17 am

I think a simple statement by the FBI could be that the Democratic Memo does contain some classified material and they feel it is better not to release it redacted. But the Memo does nullify the contents of the Nunes memo. I would be totally fine with that!
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XVIII 

Post#712 » by Kanyewest » Sun Feb 11, 2018 12:30 am

nate33 wrote:
Kanyewest wrote:
nate33 wrote:Here's a simple question for you to contemplate:

What if Schiff actually did include classified information that reveals sources on that memo? What exactly is Trump supposed to do?



I thought the FBI and DOJ deemed that there was no classified information.

That's news to me. If true, then the Republicans should definitely release it, and if Trump holds it back, he's hiding something.


Never mind. It looks like the DOJ had some issues with some information being released, then again they had issues with the Nunes memo. The Democratic memo was voted unanimously to be released by the security council though and may come to a vote in Congress this upcoming week.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XVIII 

Post#713 » by closg00 » Sun Feb 11, 2018 1:07 am

nate33 wrote:We also no for a fact that McCabe said the Page FISA warrant would not have been obtained if not for the Steele Dossier, which was never verified and was misrepresented to the FISA court.

No we don't know this for a fact, it is asserted by Nunes, a known liar. McCabe's testimony is still secret


*We know for a fact the Trump people knew that the Russians were involved in election meddling and had dirt on Clinton BEFORE the information became public.
So what? Yes, we know a Russian approached Papadopoulus with an offer of Clinton emails. There is no evidence that anyone in the Trump campaign followed up with it.

The Steele dossier alleges that Igor Sachin, the owner of a Russian state-owned oil company, offered ‘brokerage’ to Page & Trump of 19% of Rosneft’s (the oil co) shares in exchange for Trump winning the presidency and lifting sanctions.

The Steele dossier was the first to mention Carter Page's trips to Russia which later turned out to be true. Several other pieces of information in the dossier have proven to have been true as-well hence the all-out assault on Steele. So there is some evidence and I suspect the Micheal Flynn probably knows a lot.

*We know for a fact that Donald Trump lied about his peoples contacts with the Russians
That's a vague statement can you be more specific on the nature of the lie?

Trump said: "no one he dealt with had anything to do with Russia", this is a proven lie


*We know for a fact the Michael Flynn lied about his contacts with Russians
Flynn panicked because the FBI was threatening to use the Logan Act against him. His lies were inconsequential - that he spoke with Russians as a member of Trump's transition team.

Flynn lied about his contacts wit Russians and pled guilty. What you wrote is pure speculation. It remains to be seen what else he sang about.

*We know for a fact the George Papadopolous lied about his contacts with Russians
I don't have any problem with Papadopolous being investigated and his conversations wiretapped. They surely have been. Nothing noteworthy has come from those communications. He emailed Trump's management team six times about Russia stuff and was consistently ignored.

1. You don't know what has told Mueller
2. We don't know yet if he was ignored, Trumps side said that he was, excuse me if I don't take them at the word



*We know for a fact that Don Jr lied about why he met with the Russians
That's a vague statement can you be more specific on the nature of the lie? Donny Jr. produced all of his information in as open and honest a manner as possible. He was the most transparent figure in all of this.

Don Jr lied that about his Russian contacts, he publicly said that he didn't meet with them when in-fact he had taken the infamous Trump Tower meeting, he lied on national TV.

*We know for a fact that someone in the Trump campaign had the Republican party platform changed to reflect a Putin friendly position on the Ukraine
*We know for a fact that the congress passed a sanctions bill against Russia which Trump refuses to implement
*We know for a fact that the State Department has eliminated the office that enforces sanctions


None of this stuff bothers me. It's wholly consistent with Trump's viewpoint on Russia. Since as early as 2013, Trump has differed with the Establishment on how to work with Russia. [/color] He has openly stated that we should be trying to work with the Russians, at least on issues like Syria and terrorism. What bothers me is that Obama imposed draconian sanctions on Russia one week before his departure without consulting the incoming administration.

Why does he have this viewpoint about Russia and why the odd behavior during campaign where he refused to utter a critical word about Russia, and he sided with Putin over his own intelligence agencies when it came to the Russian hacking? The Steele dossier claims that the Russians own Trump and that they have compromising photos of him with Russian prostitutes. Trump had unprotected sex with a porn star, so it is entirely believable that he had sex with Russian prostitutes. "About 15 years ago Trump was on the Howard Stern show with a gossip columnist who said Trump had bragged about wild sex in Russia with girls with “no morals.”
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XVIII 

Post#714 » by nate33 » Sun Feb 11, 2018 1:56 am

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The Steele dossier alleges that Igor Sachin, the owner of a Russian state-owned oil company, offered ‘brokerage’ to Page & Trump of 19% of Rosneft’s (the oil co) shares in exchange for Trump winning the presidency and lifting sanctions.
The Steele dossier was the first to mention Carter Page's trips to Russia which later turned out to be true. Several other pieces of information in the dossier have proven to have been true as-well hence the all-out assault on Steele. So there is some evidence


That's a pretty far cry from "we know for a fact". We know a lot of stuff about that Dossier has been debunked.


Trump said: "no one he dealt with had anything to do with Russia", this is a proven lie

Trump said that in July of 2016. Do we have any evidence that he knew anyone in his campaign had dealt with Russia at the time? Papadopolous had spoken with a Russian, but he was a volunteer and there's no evidence that Trump knew anything about what he was doing.


Flynn lied about his contacts wit Russians and pled guilty. What you wrote is pure speculation. It remains to be seen what else he sang about.

It's not "pure speculation". Everything in the news coverage of the issue was about Flynn's conversations with Kislyak about the Obama sanctions and whether or not Flynn was directed to make those conversations or not. But those conversations with Kislyak were totally appropriate because Flynn was a member or the transition team.

From a CNN articleon the matter:
The charging document states that Flynn made a false statement to the FBI when he stated that in December 2016 he did not ask Kislyak "to refrain from escalating the situation in response to sanctions that the United States had imposed against Russia that same day; and Flynn did not recall the Russian ambassador subsequently telling him that Russia had chosen to moderate its response to those sanctions as a result of his request.".


2. We don't know yet if he was ignored, Trumps side said that he was, excuse me if I don't take them at the word

We know there are multiple emails from Papadopoulus to the Trump campaign, and no emails back in response.


About 15 years ago Trump was on the Howard Stern show with a gossip columnist who said Trump had bragged about wild sex in Russia with girls with “no morals.

Man you are reaching. The Dossier story was that Trump wanted them to piss on the bed that Obama slept in. Obama wasn't even a public figure 15 years ago.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XVIII 

Post#715 » by Zonkerbl » Sun Feb 11, 2018 1:59 am

nate33 wrote:
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nate33 wrote:

Here's a simple question for you to contemplate:

What if Schiff actually did include classified information that reveals sources on that memo? What exactly is Trump supposed to do?


There is certainly some classified info that none of us would want revealed. Problem is that Trump has already proven to us--time and time again--that he's a prolific liar. So it's right and reasonable that he not be trusted in this instance as well.

Answer my question. What is Trump supposed to do? How is it possible for Trump not to be blamed for Schiff including classified information into the memo?


Wtf are you nattering on about? The functioning of the FISA court IS CLASSIFIED. Or WAS anyway. And Trump released it!

What should he do? Resign! In a plea deal so he doesn’t go to jail!

And if you respond “but what crime did he commit?” I will spit in your drink.
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Post#716 » by nate33 » Sun Feb 11, 2018 2:03 am

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There is certainly some classified info that none of us would want revealed. Problem is that Trump has already proven to us--time and time again--that he's a prolific liar. So it's right and reasonable that he not be trusted in this instance as well.

Answer my question. What is Trump supposed to do? How is it possible for Trump not to be blamed for Schiff including classified information into the memo?


Wtf are you nattering on about? The functioning of the FISA court IS CLASSIFIED. Or WAS anyway. And Trump released it!

What should he do? Resign! In a plea deal so he doesn’t go to jail!

WTF are you talking about?

What in the Nunes memo was damaging to national security? What field agents were uncovered? What intelligence tactics were disseminated? The answer is none of it. So the stink that Schiff raised about it's release was a farce.
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Post#717 » by Zonkerbl » Sun Feb 11, 2018 2:21 am

Tell me, Nate, what from the dossier has been debunked? Last I checked nothing’s actually been disproven.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XVIII 

Post#718 » by GhostofChenier » Sun Feb 11, 2018 2:38 am

Zonkerbl wrote:
nate33 wrote:
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There is certainly some classified info that none of us would want revealed. Problem is that Trump has already proven to us--time and time again--that he's a prolific liar. So it's right and reasonable that he not be trusted in this instance as well.

Answer my question. What is Trump supposed to do? How is it possible for Trump not to be blamed for Schiff including classified information into the memo?


Wtf are you nattering on about? The functioning of the FISA court IS CLASSIFIED. Or WAS anyway. And Trump released it!

What should he do? Resign! In a plea deal so he doesn’t go to jail!

And if you respond “but what crime did he commit?” I will spit in your drink.


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Re: Political Roundtable Part XVIII 

Post#719 » by cammac » Sun Feb 11, 2018 2:46 am

Zonkerbl wrote:Tell me, Nate, what from the dossier has been debunked? Last I checked nothing’s actually been disproven.


I find it hilarious Nates conjecture on what crimes have been committed by Flynn & Papadopolous the whole idea of plea bargaining is letting people plea guilty on lesser crimes for testimony and the gathering of information on higher ups. If Mueller wasn't getting something juicy then plea bargains wouldn't be offered. Mueller may or may not have things on Page but at this time he is playing everything close to the vest. It looks obvious as well that Gates is taking a plea.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XVIII 

Post#720 » by GhostofChenier » Sun Feb 11, 2018 2:56 am

cammac wrote:
Zonkerbl wrote:Tell me, Nate, what from the dossier has been debunked? Last I checked nothing’s actually been disproven.


I find it hilarious Nates conjecture on what crimes have been committed by Flynn & Papadopolous the whole idea of plea bargaining is letting people plea guilty on lesser crimes for testimony and the gathering of information on higher ups. If Mueller wasn't getting something juicy then plea bargains wouldn't be offered. Mueller may or may not have things on Page but at this time he is playing everything close to the vest. It looks obvious as well that Gates is taking a plea.


Omgggggg stupid Canadian lol. It’s on team with ru.zzian dnc employee nd a antifa haha. 5 minz use their handlezzz ha

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