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Donald’s own lawyer. Wow just amazing:
Will You Accept the Findings of the Muller Probe?
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Zombie
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Nothing unusual here, just the president's lawyer trying to get a cooperating witness to give him inside information about an investigation he may be implicated in. Totally ****ing normal.
Hotdog
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Do you think that arguing semantics in 75% of your responses and completely avoiding the subject makes you right or smart? You can dance around logic and be cute all you want, but you aren't correct. You are only going to win the minds of zombies with those tactics.
If you want to play that game, then nothing is news. Everything is old as soon as its printed. Its just a matter of how old.
Red
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I don't know. I recall that the FBI seemed to have good reason to be concerned with Page years earlier. I would have wanted to keep tabs, given all the red flags he seemed to raise, and given their past looks at Page:
"If the fluidity of Page’s recollections over the past 20 months isn’t enough to make Republicans think twice about hanging their hat on his innocence, his run-in with two Russian spies three years before he joined the campaign should. According to the Justice Department, Page met with, emailed with, and “provided documents to” one of the spies, Victor Podobnyy, who was posing as a diplomat in New York City while acting as an agent of Russia’s foreign-intelligence agency, known as the SVR. Page gave Podobnyy information “about the energy business” from January to June of 2013, according to the DOJ’s criminal complaint, and Podobnyy appeared to acknowledge in intercepted conversations that he was using Page as a “useful idiot” for intelligence-gathering purposes. Page evidently wasn’t the wiser: In August 2013, he wrote a letter to a book editor claiming that he had been serving as “an informal adviser to the staff of the Kremlin” on “energy issues.”
Page told the FBI he didn’t know the Russians were spies. But the bureau was evidently not convinced—while descriptions of Page’s interactions with the spies remain redacted, the fisa application did discuss the efforts by Podobnyy and two other Russian intelligence operatives to recruit “New York City residents” as assets in 2013, when Page was first interviewed by FBI counterintelligence agents. The FBI interviewed Page again in March 2016—just before he joined the Trump campaign, and months before the FBI officially began its probe of possible collusion between the campaign and Russia."
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/fbi...-aide-carter-page-recruited/story?id=56737033
idestroyedthetoilet
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Yeah there’s nothing useful left to say. It’s just circle jerking and virtue signaling at this point.
Zombie
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You say that like it's a bad thing, you must've ended up in the middle.
Hotdog
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No. There is something useful to say. Its just some people dont want to say it.
That is
Donald Trump is our president. Lets stop fighting about it. Lets get behind him and support him. Lets move forward and be adults now. In 2020 you can vote agin.
Middle is where all the action is. Rookie
Nope, not useful or new at all.
Hotdog
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So you are saying...
Being adults is not useful.
Being kind is not useful.
Working together is not useful.
Getting along is not useful.
Supporting our leaders is not useful.
Voting is not useful.
Making progress is not useful.
Got it.
Miggs
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It’s called bukake.