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Misty » 10 Jul 2017 12:54 am » wrote: Amen.

Misty » 09 Jul 2017 11:56 pm » wrote: Yeah, I'm the liar. LOL

There were many meetings that were a lot more substantial than 9 words with a Russian official at an open gathering that were not disclosed.
Like the ones that took place behind closed doors at Trump Tower.
DISHONEST IMBECILE.

Misty » 09 Jul 2017 10:53 pm » wrote:Well so far we have Peter Smith who was trying to get Hillary's hacked emails from the Russians and said he was working with Michael Flynn and now Don Jr. who was perfectly willing to get dirt from the Russians on Hillary that was illegally obtained by spying.

The Times ‘exposé’ on Donald Trump Jr. is a big yawn
By Michael Walsh July 9, 2017 | 8:58pm | Updated

.....what all the fuss is about? No campaign in its right mind would turn down an offer of information on their opponent. That is what opposition research is all about. You can bet Hillary wouldn’t have hung up on the person who claimed to have dirt on The Donald. ....


But in the end, the lawyer had nothing, gave nothing, got nothing in return, in a meeting that lasted 20 minutes. This is a scandal?


Having established the smear of “collusion,” the Times must now link every story with the word “Russia” to it in the hopes that the rubes and suckers won’t stop believing that Trump somehow cheated his way into the White House.


Hasn’t the Times learned its lesson from its disastrous Feb. 14 story, also anonymously sourced, about the Trump campaign’s “repeated contacts with Russian intelligence”? In his congressional testimony last month, former FBI Director James Comey said: “In the main, it was not true.”


But then, so are the other “collusion” stories the left is trying to peddle as proof of some sinister plot to subvert democracy. And all because they refuse to accept the results of the 2016 election.
http://nypost.com/2017/07/09/the-times- ... -big-yawn/

Cannonpointer » 09 Jul 2017 11:12 pm » wrote:You always know clem is losing when...
He refuses to answer a question, and screeches that he doesn't have to because the other person ignored one or more of his.

MIND YOU, the questions of his that people ignore are in every case both rhetorical and falsely premised.

Clemtard bites the dust again, with his signature excuse for dancing around questions.

Misty » 09 Jul 2017 6:07 pm » wrote:Treason!!!!

Richard Painter who was George W. Bush's WH ethics lawyer said, we don't get opposition research from foreign adversaries.

trea·son
ˈtrēzən/
nounthe crime of betraying one's country, especially by attempting to kill the sovereign or overthrow the government.

Termin8tor » 10 Jul 2017 11:38 am » wrote: Let's put it to a common sense test:
Is it "betraying one's country" to expose felonies by a politician running for president?

Is it "betraying one's country" to keep two deeply corrupt serial felons out of the White House?

Only in the mind of the demented liberal-left, and one Bush squish.

Huey » 10 Jul 2017 1:05 pm » wrote:Is it betraying one's country when the President is aware months before an election that a foreign power is attempting to influence said election and then does nothing about it?

Misty » 09 Jul 2017 5:58 pm » wrote:Can you answer that question?

Congressional investigators involved in the Russian influence case told Circa on Sunday that they are almost certain to probe if Veselnitskaya used her parole entry status to contact the Trump family and whether there is any connection to the Steele dossier and Fusion GPS.


“This is new information that raises all sorts of new questions and we are digging into it as we speak,” one congressional investigator told Circa, speaking only on condition of anonymity.


President Trump’s lawyers said Saturday they feared Veselnitskaya’s meeting at Trump Tower may have been part of a broader election opposition effort to smear the Republican by creating the impression he and his family had extensive ties to Russia as the Kremlin was interfering in the 2016 election.


“We have learned from both our own investigation and public reports that the participants in the meeting misrepresented who they were and who they worked for,” said Mark Corallo, a spokesman for President Trump’s legal team. “Specifically, we have learned that the person who sought the meeting is associated with Fusion GPS, a firm which according to public reports, was retained by Democratic operatives to develop opposition research on the President and which commissioned the phony Steele dossier. "

"These developments raise serious issues as to exactly who authorized and participated in any effort by Russian Nationals to influence our election in any manner,” Corallo said.
https://www.circa.com/story/2017/07/09/ ... ed-us-visa

Termin8tor » 10 Jul 2017 8:57 am » wrote:Is there a single conservative on the board who hasn't pointed that out? Who trusts one single word you write?

Termin8tor » 10 Jul 2017 1:32 pm » wrote:You've got about a 7-year backlog of stonewalling every single one of mine, psycho.
Answer those before you demand I answer yours.
As usual, it's beginning to look like you have the entire issue backwards, playing your usual role as Democrat smear artist.

According to The Times, Fusion GPS was hired to research Trump in Sept. 2015 by a wealthy GOP donor who was vehemently opposed to the real estate billionaire.

But after Trump emerged as the GOP nominee, the unidentified Republican donor dropped the project.

But Democrats who support Hillary Clinton had an interest in the information, according to The Times.

http://dailycaller.com/2017/01/11/oppo- ... arenthood/

Termin8tor » 10 Jul 2017 9:11 am » wrote:zzzzzzzzzzzzz
More Fake News from the untrustworthy NYTimes, mouth piece for the left.

Trump Jr. said the prospect of dirt on Clinton was the “pretext for the meeting.”

http://nypost.com/2017/07/09/trump-jr-m ... n-hillary/

Misty » 10 Jul 2017 2:55 pm » wrote: You're a day late and a dollar short.
The man who asked Fredo Trump to take that meeting was a friend of his named Rob Goldstone.

Meet the music publicist taking credit for setting up Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting with a Russian lawyer.

And Fusion GPS was originally hired by the Republicans to do opposition research on Trump.
I don't believe one **** word that comes out of this WH.
Pretty much like you, 99% of what they say usually turns out not to be true.

Huey » 02 Jul 2017 1:01 pm » wrote:I wouldn't waste a blue pill on her in person never mind for whacking off.

Misty » 10 Jul 2017 2:55 pm » wrote:I don't believe one **** word that comes out of this WH.
Pretty much like you, 99% of what they say usually turns out not to be true.

Misty » 10 Jul 2017 2:44 pm » wrote: Says the jackass that got caught telling two big lies in the last few days.

1. That CNN was 'blackmailing' a 15 year old boy.

2. That Fredo Trump (Don Jr.) was lured to a meeting with a Russian lawyer with ties to the Kremlin by Democrats.

Any more new lies you want to spread today from one of your wingnut websites?

Misty » 10 Jul 2017 3:04 pm » wrote:Much like The Tweeting Cheeto that you worship and adore, you call anything you don't like FAKE News.

Termin8tor » 10 Jul 2017 3:23 pm » wrote:I don't "worship" or "adore" Trump, psycho.

And neither you nor the corrupt MSM define Fake News.Why didn't the unbiased MSM report for months what ever knowledgeable person knew; that Trump was NOT under investigation?

But lying psycho that you are,

you'll dodge the question.

Misty » 10 Jul 2017 2:44 pm » wrote:Any more new lies you want to spread today from one of your wingnut websites?

Huey » 10 Jul 2017 3:26 pm » wrote: She is getting into snowflake mode. She is going to instigate then blame us when she needs another couple weeks off