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Wow, another poor citizen educated by Fox "News," Rush Limbaugh, and Trump University.
....and Alex Jones
Wow, another poor citizen educated by Fox "News," Rush Limbaugh, and Trump University.
That is still about 25% of Trump's smallest crowd. just think they cant even extenuate something bigger. Not even the photo shopped pics suggest 3000.
M'kay...so you think Trump is going to win.
Wow. I just hope you don't manage other peoples' savings...
I wonder what a Trump/Putin presidency would look like. Trump would ask his BFF to hack emails of any of his political enemies, NATO would be disbanded and the US would assist a Russian takeover of the Ukraine. I imagine the US would help Assad, too. Yep, it would be really different...
Wikileaks has specified Russia is not one of their sources on this,,,,keep up dummy
If Trump doesn't win all America loses.
Trump’s proposed foreign policy would, intentionally or no, aid Vladimir Putin in ways the Russian dictator could only dream about before Trump. Trump has repeatedly expressed wild admiration for Putin personally; his campaign staff and businesses have extensive ties to Russian interests. (Just yesterday, the New York Times reported the existence of a handwritten ledger documenting $12.7 million in payments to Trump's campaign manager, Paul Manafort, from Ukraine's pro-Russian deposed president, Viktor Yanukovych).
These facts have led to wilder theories about the Kremlin plotting to elect Trump, or even that Trump might be doing Russia’s bidding. This speculation is just that: speculation. It’s less important than the hard facts about Trump and Russia.
And the hard facts are these: Trump's policy instincts are objectively pro-Kremlin and the sources of information that shape his policy ideas (his advisers and business interests) serve to reinforce rather than challenge these instincts. If the Kremlin is helping Trump win the election, it would be a perfectly rational thing for them to do.
Wikileaks has specified Russia is not one of their sources on this,,,,keep up dummy
...two other cybersecurity firms investigated the hack, and found direct evidence supporting CrowdStrike’s conclusions. Perhaps most compellingly, they found that the malware infecting the DNC used an IP address that had previously been used in a hack targeting the German parliament. The German hack was — you guessed it — linked to Russian intelligence. It’s very unlikely that some other hacking group would use such similar code.
Negative. He refuses to reveal his sources. However, it's clear that Russian intelligence was behind it:
You're such a tool. Yeah, Assange, who clearly is trying to undermine Clinton "implies" that the leaker is the conveniently dead Seth Rich who's not around to deny it. Plus, as a bonus, it leads to suspicion of Clinton as being behind yet another murder. A twofer!!! Hell, you could have predicted this.