I like your new avatar, Locutus.
I've never seen an a55hole sphincter turned into a logo, before.
US Attorney General has just been caught lying about involvement with Russians
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I like your new avatar, Locutus.
I've never seen an a55hole sphincter turned into a logo, before.
soros the nazi who wants to wreck the US, and whats his name...
the mad bomber of innocent men women and children everywhere
they loves their (owned) useful idiots they do
no mirrors in your trailer eh?
why not ask unkle daddy for a small loan to spruce up the joint?
"Gateway Pudit"? Thank gawd for Google, eh? How else sound you find these scholarly analysees?
state run media
how hitlarious of you
Congress agrees to investigate claim of Watergate-style dirty tricks by B.O.
http://forums.canadiancontent.net/u...gress-agrees-investigate-claim-watergate.html
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that has got to hurt your bum
Majority supports special prosecutor for Russia investigation
Majority supports special prosecutor for Russia investigation
A majority of Americans in a new poll thinks a special prosecutor should investigate the ties between the Trump campaign and Russia.
A CNN/ORC poll finds that 65 percent of Americans think a special prosecutor should handle the investigation and 32 percent think Congress can handle it.
Broken down by party affiliation, only 43 percent of Republicans think a special prosecutor is necessary to handle the investigation, while 82 percent of Democrats and 67 percent of independents call for a special prosecutor.
Poll: Majority supports special prosecutor for Russia investigation | TheHill
Majority supports special prosecutor for Russia investigation
A majority of Americans in a new poll thinks a special prosecutor should investigate the ties between the Trump campaign and Russia.
A CNN/ORC poll finds that 65 percent of Americans think a special prosecutor should handle the investigation and 32 percent think Congress can handle it.
Broken down by party affiliation, only 43 percent of Republicans think a special prosecutor is necessary to handle the investigation, while 82 percent of Democrats and 67 percent of independents call for a special prosecutor.
Poll: Majority supports special prosecutor for Russia investigation | TheHill
How can you support what doesn't exist?
Are people yelling at the Russian Embassy and Consulate buildings yet? Where are the protests against Russia insisting they close and go home?
Are people yelling at the Russian Embassy and Consulate buildings yet? Where are the protests against Russia insisting they close and go home?
Unfortunately the link isn't working. Sounds like a spoof cause no one can be that stupid.
That would be ustawas prez. No proof was offered that the phones were not tapped. Whether Obama knew or not is moot. Ever hear of plausable denial?
The multiple spook agencies in the US often have their own agenda that may or may not match that of the administration on any given subject.
This could be the smoking gun, folks.
Declassified report says Putin ‘ordered’ effort to undermine faith in U.S. election and help Trump
Russia carried out a comprehensive cyber campaign to sabotage the U.S. presidential election, an operation that was ordered by Russian President Vladi*mir Putin and ultimately sought to help elect Donald Trump, U.S. intelligence agencies concluded in a remarkably blunt assessment released Friday.
The report depicts Russian interference as unprecedented in scale, saying that Moscow’s role represented “a significant escalation in directness, level of activity, and scope of effort” beyond previous election-related espionage.
The campaign initially sought to undermine public faith in the U.S. democratic process, “denigrate” Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and damage her expected presidency. But in time, Russia “developed a clear preference for President-elect Trump” and repeatedly sought to artificially boost his election chances.
The report released to the public is an abbreviated version of a highly classified multiagency assessment requested by President Obama. Even so, it amounts to an extraordinary postmortem of a Russian assault on a pillar of American democracy.
The 14-page document made public also serves as an explicit rebuttal to Trump’s repeated assertions that U.S. spy agencies cannot determine who was responsible for a hacking operation that extracted thousands of emails from Democratic Party computer networks and dumped them into public view via the WikiLeaks website.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...29374&tid=ss_fb-bottom&utm_term=.fb77923771bc
Declassified report says Putin ‘ordered’ effort to undermine faith in U.S. election and help Trump
Russia carried out a comprehensive cyber campaign to sabotage the U.S. presidential election, an operation that was ordered by Russian President Vladi*mir Putin and ultimately sought to help elect Donald Trump, U.S. intelligence agencies concluded in a remarkably blunt assessment released Friday.
The report depicts Russian interference as unprecedented in scale, saying that Moscow’s role represented “a significant escalation in directness, level of activity, and scope of effort” beyond previous election-related espionage.
The campaign initially sought to undermine public faith in the U.S. democratic process, “denigrate” Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and damage her expected presidency. But in time, Russia “developed a clear preference for President-elect Trump” and repeatedly sought to artificially boost his election chances.
The report released to the public is an abbreviated version of a highly classified multiagency assessment requested by President Obama. Even so, it amounts to an extraordinary postmortem of a Russian assault on a pillar of American democracy.
The 14-page document made public also serves as an explicit rebuttal to Trump’s repeated assertions that U.S. spy agencies cannot determine who was responsible for a hacking operation that extracted thousands of emails from Democratic Party computer networks and dumped them into public view via the WikiLeaks website.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...29374&tid=ss_fb-bottom&utm_term=.fb77923771bc
