US Attorney General has just been caught lying about involvement with Russians
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IT is not about meeting with the Russians its about them lying about it and not
disclosing the real content. Trumps son in law met in Trump Tower wit the Russians.
Shumer met in public in front of the press where the picture was taken he didn't lie
about it. The problem is Trump doesn't know right from wrong he is a sociopath
disclosing the real content. Trumps son in law met in Trump Tower wit the Russians.
Shumer met in public in front of the press where the picture was taken he didn't lie
about it. The problem is Trump doesn't know right from wrong he is a sociopath
It's Obama's fault.
Trump alleges Obama had Trump phones wiretapped during race
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Trump alleges Obama had Trump phones wiretapped during race
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Fun fun fun.
I guess Trump is going to have to back Ukraine to prove he is no friend of Russia.
Super clever way of getting Leftie support for a war.
Trudeau will even back him 101%...OOPSIES I mean Trump will back Trudeau 101%
Trudeau already has troops and fighter jets sitting in Latvia.
Canadian-led battle group will deploy to Latvia, part of NATO move to deter Russia - Politics - CBC News
I guess Trump is going to have to back Ukraine to prove he is no friend of Russia.
Super clever way of getting Leftie support for a war.
Trudeau will even back him 101%...OOPSIES I mean Trump will back Trudeau 101%
Trudeau already has troops and fighter jets sitting in Latvia.
Canadian-led battle group will deploy to Latvia, part of NATO move to deter Russia - Politics - CBC News
Ah, the final cry before the fall.
#herecomesthepeach
“It's highly unlikely there was a wiretap,” said one former senior intelligence official familiar with surveillance law who spoke candidly on the condition of anonymity. The former official continued: “It seems unthinkable. If that were the case by some chance, that means that a federal judge would have found that there was either probable cause that he had committed a crime or was an agent of a foreign power.”
A wiretap cannot be directed at a U.S. facility, the official said, without finding probable cause that the phone lines or Internet addresses were being used by agents of a foreign power — or by someone spying for or acting on behalf of a foreign government. “You can't just go around and tap buildings,” the official said.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...p-813am:homepage/story&utm_term=.022eb188e87f
#herecomesthepeach
“It's highly unlikely there was a wiretap,” said one former senior intelligence official familiar with surveillance law who spoke candidly on the condition of anonymity. The former official continued: “It seems unthinkable. If that were the case by some chance, that means that a federal judge would have found that there was either probable cause that he had committed a crime or was an agent of a foreign power.”
A wiretap cannot be directed at a U.S. facility, the official said, without finding probable cause that the phone lines or Internet addresses were being used by agents of a foreign power — or by someone spying for or acting on behalf of a foreign government. “You can't just go around and tap buildings,” the official said.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...p-813am:homepage/story&utm_term=.022eb188e87f
I have watched continued coverage on this and it has turned into no one
should talk to the Russians. That is not what this is about its about lying
about talking to the Russians about matter concerning the campaign.
Not talking to adversaries would not be good either. The fact is the AG
of the United States got caught not telling the whole truth and nothing but
the truth to the American people and therefore he should resign, Not only
that it show just what a poor judge of character Trump is. He has hired
on two people who are not trustworthy. Session and Flinn who is next?
should talk to the Russians. That is not what this is about its about lying
about talking to the Russians about matter concerning the campaign.
Not talking to adversaries would not be good either. The fact is the AG
of the United States got caught not telling the whole truth and nothing but
the truth to the American people and therefore he should resign, Not only
that it show just what a poor judge of character Trump is. He has hired
on two people who are not trustworthy. Session and Flinn who is next?
Does anyone care that Kisylak has been to the white house 22 times prior to the Trump administration? Are he and Obama in cahoots?
Well Flosshole? Will Trump back Trudeau's NATO base in Latvia to rattle sabres with Russia?
Is that what McNaughton and Sessions discussed when they met before the election?
"who spoke candidly on the condition of anonymity"
your mom is not a reliable witness even if she does have to lock up the cookie jar at your house
They can call themselves what ever they want to, but those are globalists, who like you, HATE the US and every other actual country on the planet
btw salon is FAKE NEWS!!!
FAKE NEWS: Salon Claims Trump Letting ICE ‘Deport Whoever They Want’
http://www.breitbart.com/texas/2017...claims-trump-letting-ice-deport-whoever-want/
President Donald Trump branded Democrats "hypocrites" over calls for an investigation into his administration's contacts with Russia, posting a photograph on the internet of one of the opposition party's leaders sharing doughnuts and coffee with Vladimir Putin.
It came after half a dozen Trump officials and advisers were revealed to have met Sergey Kislyak, the Russian ambassador to Washington, in the six months before the president took office.
Mr Trump responded by posting the picture on Twitter showing Chuck Schumer, the Democratic leader in the US Senate, smiling alongside Mr Putin during his trip to New York in 2003.
I hereby demand a second investigation, after Schumer, of Pelosi for her close ties to Russia, and lying about it.
Donald Trump brands Democrats
wow, hypotwit muches?
In June 2013, reports from a cache of top secret documents leaked by ex-NSA contractor Edward Snowden revealed that the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) and its international partners had created a global system of surveillance that was responsible for the mass collection of information on American and foreign citizens.
Obama initially defended NSA mass surveillance programs when they were first leaked. He argued that NSA surveillance was transparent and claimed that the NSA is unable and had made no attempt to monitor the phone calls and e-mails of American citizens.[4] Following Snowden's admittance to leaking classified documents regarding national surveillance, Obama attempted to ignore the issue of NSA surveillance.
It was speculated that Obama did this to avoid complicating the Department of Justice investigation into Snowden.[5]
In August 2013, Obama argued that his administration was already in the process of reviewing the NSA surveillance programs when they were leaked by Snowden. Obama stated that it would have been best for the American people to have never learned about the programs
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barack_Obama_on_mass_surveillance
oh riiiight don't tell the peeps
doesn't surveil citizens eh?...
guess obama, like all his fake news minions, is just a has been two bit liar
It came after half a dozen Trump officials and advisers were revealed to have met Sergey Kislyak, the Russian ambassador to Washington, in the six months before the president took office.
Mr Trump responded by posting the picture on Twitter showing Chuck Schumer, the Democratic leader in the US Senate, smiling alongside Mr Putin during his trip to New York in 2003.
I hereby demand a second investigation, after Schumer, of Pelosi for her close ties to Russia, and lying about it.
Donald Trump brands Democrats
wow, hypotwit muches?
In June 2013, reports from a cache of top secret documents leaked by ex-NSA contractor Edward Snowden revealed that the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) and its international partners had created a global system of surveillance that was responsible for the mass collection of information on American and foreign citizens.
Obama initially defended NSA mass surveillance programs when they were first leaked. He argued that NSA surveillance was transparent and claimed that the NSA is unable and had made no attempt to monitor the phone calls and e-mails of American citizens.[4] Following Snowden's admittance to leaking classified documents regarding national surveillance, Obama attempted to ignore the issue of NSA surveillance.
It was speculated that Obama did this to avoid complicating the Department of Justice investigation into Snowden.[5]
In August 2013, Obama argued that his administration was already in the process of reviewing the NSA surveillance programs when they were leaked by Snowden. Obama stated that it would have been best for the American people to have never learned about the programs
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barack_Obama_on_mass_surveillance
oh riiiight don't tell the peeps
doesn't surveil citizens eh?...
guess obama, like all his fake news minions, is just a has been two bit liar
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'Most dangerous diplomat' becomes central figure in Trump team's ties to Moscow
The Donald Trump administration's back-to-back controversies over its Russian ties now have at least one thing in common: Ambassador Sergey Kislyak.
Moscow's top diplomat is a Washington fixture with a sprawling network, and he has emerged as the central figure in the investigations into Trump advisers' connections with Russia.
In a matter of weeks, contact with Kislyak led to the firing of a top adviser to the president and, on Thursday, prompted calls for the Attorney General Jeff Sessions to resign.
Separately, a White House official confirmed that Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner and ousted national security adviser Michael Flynn met with Kislyak at Trump Tower in December for what the official called a brief courtesy meeting.
Flynn was pushed out of the White House last month after officials said he misled Vice-President Mike Pence about whether he and the ambassador had discussed U.S. sanctions against Russia in a phone call.
USA Today has reported that J.D. Gordon and Carter Page, two members who served on the Trump campaign's national security advisory committee, also met with the Russian ambassador last July.
The Washington website Politico.com calls Kislyak "Washington's most dangerous diplomat."
'Most dangerous diplomat' becomes central figure in Trump team's ties to Moscow - World - CBC News
