Those pages were double spaced and double indented with size 16 font. So it's only like 10 pages worth of data the same stuff campaigns have access to.
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Russia Collusion Scandal (aka A Leftist fantasy)
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Those pages were double spaced and double indented with size 16 font. So it's only like 10 pages worth of data the same stuff campaigns have access to.
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nsacpi
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plus half of it uses the cyrillic alphabet
Runnin
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He actually did clean the swamp, in a way.
A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld the appointment of Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel investigating ties between the Trump campaign and Russia, and ruled that a former aide to Roger J. Stone Jr., the longtime Trump adviser who was indicted last month, must testify before a grand jury.
In a unanimous ruling, a three-judge panel on the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit rejected a challenge to Mr. Mueller’s authority brought by Mr. Stone’s aide, Andrew Miller, who has been resisting a subpoena since last summer. After a Federal District Court judge held him in contempt of court, he appealed.
But in a 16-page opinion, Judge Judith W. Rogers upheld Mr. Mueller’s authority, holding that “Miller’s challenge to the appointment of the Special Counsel fails. Accordingly, we affirm the order finding Miller in civil contempt.”
A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld the appointment of Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel investigating ties between the Trump campaign and Russia, and ruled that a former aide to Roger J. Stone Jr., the longtime Trump adviser who was indicted last month, must testify before a grand jury.
In a unanimous ruling, a three-judge panel on the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit rejected a challenge to Mr. Mueller’s authority brought by Mr. Stone’s aide, Andrew Miller, who has been resisting a subpoena since last summer. After a Federal District Court judge held him in contempt of court, he appealed.
But in a 16-page opinion, Judge Judith W. Rogers upheld Mr. Mueller’s authority, holding that “Miller’s challenge to the appointment of the Special Counsel fails. Accordingly, we affirm the order finding Miller in civil contempt.”
Runnin
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Read: Michael Cohen's opening statement to Congress
"To be clear: Mr. Trump knew of and directed the Trump Moscow negotiations throughout the campaign and lied about it. He lied about it because he never expected to win the election. He also lied about it because he stood to make hundreds of millions of dollars on the Moscow real estate project.
And I also lied about it, too -- because Mr. Trump had made clear to me, through his personal statements to me that we both knew were false and through his lies to the country, that he wanted me to lie."
"To be clear: Mr. Trump knew of and directed the Trump Moscow negotiations throughout the campaign and lied about it. He lied about it because he never expected to win the election. He also lied about it because he stood to make hundreds of millions of dollars on the Moscow real estate project.
And I also lied about it, too -- because Mr. Trump had made clear to me, through his personal statements to me that we both knew were false and through his lies to the country, that he wanted me to lie."
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cajunrevenge
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Its mild compared to the hellfire and brimstone from Republicans if Obama had an affair with a pornstar and secretly paid her hush money right before the election.
They will just move on to the next wild conspiracy. Its become sad actually
Runnin
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Because he ultimately screws over everyone he deals with.
nsacpi
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I've said that a significant portion of the collaboration occurred in broad daylight. The most notorious part which did so was this:
“Russia, if you’re listening, I hope you’re able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing.”
Taken alone it is possible to see this as an innocuous joke. But it needs to be contextualized. Part of the context is Trump's likely knowledge at the time that GRU had provided the hacked emails to WikiLeaks, who were in turn releasing them. Another part of the context is the negotiations of the Moscow real estate deal. Another is the response that very evening by the Russian hackers to make new efforts to hack into the Clinton campaign.
Properly contextualized, we can see that some of the most important aspects of the collaboration between Trump and his campaign and the Russians happened in broad daylight.
And when Trump fired Comey he wanted the world to know the Russian investigation was why. He wanted Rosenstein to put it in his letter of explanation. He told Lester Holt. And he told Lavrov and Kislyak.
When something incredible happens in plain view we sometimes doubt our eyes.
“Russia, if you’re listening, I hope you’re able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing.”
Taken alone it is possible to see this as an innocuous joke. But it needs to be contextualized. Part of the context is Trump's likely knowledge at the time that GRU had provided the hacked emails to WikiLeaks, who were in turn releasing them. Another part of the context is the negotiations of the Moscow real estate deal. Another is the response that very evening by the Russian hackers to make new efforts to hack into the Clinton campaign.
Properly contextualized, we can see that some of the most important aspects of the collaboration between Trump and his campaign and the Russians happened in broad daylight.
And when Trump fired Comey he wanted the world to know the Russian investigation was why. He wanted Rosenstein to put it in his letter of explanation. He told Lester Holt. And he told Lavrov and Kislyak.
When something incredible happens in plain view we sometimes doubt our eyes.
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Runnin
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I believe he never thought he'd win. Considering the legal quicksand he's in now, that really is the most interesting part of this whole fiasco.
cajunrevenge
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Will be funny watching Trump go to prison bragging that it's not for collusion.
cajunrevenge
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Prosecutors care and that's what matters. Many would punch a baby to further their career. They will want to make a name for themselves by taking down Trump or his family. Presidency only protects for so long