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Pro-Russian Twitter account used non-public material from Mueller's team in effort to discredit Russ

I think we've officially come full circle in this argument. My position is that reasonable grounds to open an investigation on whether or not our current president colluded with Russia to win the election are as apparent as the nose on their face to anyone with even a cursory knowledge of American laws. And, it would seem, the FBI, (professional investigators run by a republican government, headed by a republican AG, and with a republican special investigator,) agree with that assessment. At this point, challenging the merits of the investigation has become nothing more than a ludicrous exercise in semantics fit only for conspiracy theorists.

You're mistaken, because "collusion" isn't a crime. Receiving stolen documents isn't a crime, neither.
 
It's nice to see you finally admit that this is probably protected speech.

Russia is not protected by our Constitution and you know it. They do not have any 1st amendment rights.
 
Russia is not protected by our Constitution and you know it. They do not have any 1st amendment rights.

So, it's illegal for foreigners to post their opinions on U.S. based websites?
 
You're mistaken, because "collusion" isn't a crime. Receiving stolen documents isn't a crime, neither.

Aiding and abetting anyone in the commission of a crime is a illegal. It's called a conspiracy and one of many crimes Trump is guilty of.
 
Aiding and abetting anyone in the commission of a crime is a illegal. It's called a conspiracy and one of many crimes Trump is guilty of.

And so far, not one single person has been idicted for "aiding and abetting a crime", nor "conspiracy to commit a crime".
 
So, it's illegal for foreigners to post their opinions on U.S. based websites?

It is fraud to post propaganda under a false identity for the purpose of misleading the public. Yes.
 
And so far, not one single person has been idicted for "aiding and abetting a crime", nor "conspiracy to commit a crime".

Manafort's passing of internal campaign data to Russia was aiding and abetting Russian interference in our election.
 
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