This thread is about the campaign colluding with Russia. First sentence of your article dude:
We already know that leaders of the campaign were colluding.
I think that I have figured out what the problem here is, and that's with the "presidential campaign" bit is concerned.
Now as far as anyone knows, a "campaign" is an inanimate object and that means that "a campaign" has no capacity to do anything at all except sit there. That being the case, then a "presidential campaign" is merely a sub-set of "campaign" and - OBVIOUSLY - that also means that a "presidential campaign has no capacity to do anything at all except sit there.
From that we can only arrive at one LOGICAL conclusion and that that is that Mr. Trump's "presidential campaign" (since it had no capacity to do anything at all except sit there) could no more have "colluded with the Russians" than it could have "grown wings and flown to the moon".
Hence, it is obvious to any right thinking rational intelligent aware individual that any talk about Mr. Trump's "presidential campaign" doing anything that even remotely resembled "colluding with the Russians" is pure poppycock.
On the other hand, if one is talking about "people" (who are, only for the sake of discussion, of course, capable of "colluding") then for Mr. Trump's "presidential campaign" to have been involved in "colluding with the Russians" then 100% of the people who worked for Mr. Trump's "presidential campaign" would have had to have been active, willing, and knowing participants in "colluding with the Russians". If 100% of the people who worked for Mr. Trump's "presidential campaign" WERE NOT active, willing, and knowing participants in "colluding with the Russians" then saying so means that you are applying "collective guilt" and that is outlawed by the constitution.
Further, since no one has been convicted of "colluding with the Russians" (or even "conspiring with the Russians") that means that everyone who worked for Mr. Trump's "presidential campaign" MUST be considered **I*N*N*O*C*E*N*T** and that, naturally, means that no investigations should be done until after they have been charged, tried, convicted, sentences, and exhausted all possible avenues of appeal because for "The State" to use its power to "investigate" **I*N*N*O*C*E*N*T** people is unconstitutional.
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