perfect
somewhere back there i posted hunt for red october torpedo launch that comes back to cank
i can’t imagine trump let’s this slide
No collusion
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somewhere back there i posted hunt for red october torpedo launch that comes back to cank
i can’t imagine trump let’s this slide
Bwaaaaahahahahahahaha! No collusion and a weak-assed politically motivated "no conclusion" on obstruction. The best part is that you get to read what Barr says you can read.
All of the promises of "We got eeem!" on twitter and main stream media after 22 months and tens of millions of dollars and all you have is a lousy letter from Barr. Time to fire up the next excuse for Hillary losing. You lefties are running out of time now.
Anyone who saw the news conference live when Trump said that about Russia and the 33,000 "lost" Hillary email knew it was stated in jest.
Anyone who didn't worship Hillary knew. There's a bunch of window lickers who believe HER despite all the available evidence. They were with HER. SHE was supposed to win.
Yep. I see you crying real tears just like you did the night SHE lost. So sad. Have some warm milk.
I am? I prefer my milk Ice cold. Not a big breast milk fan since I was almost two, so you can keep yours.
The reality is that Trump was spot on jesting for the Russians to release the email trove. As several in the intelligence community have acknowledged, there were many countries, presumably including Russia, who accessed Hillary's bathroom server containing these email as well as numerous highly classified top secret documents. For this old hag and her many cohorts to be roaming free around the country is obscene. Hopefully, AG Barr starts holding these people accountable for this attempted coup.
The collapse of Hillary's Big Lie.
An outstanding article about the Collusion lie.
https://nypost.com/2019/03/24/we-should-all-be-celebrating-the-collapse-of-hillarys-big-lie/
An outstanding article about the Collusion lie.
https://nypost.com/2019/03/24/we-should-all-be-celebrating-the-collapse-of-hillarys-big-lie/
Graham encouraged McCain to turn Trump-Russia dossier over to FBI
(CNN) — GOP Sen. Lindsey Graham said Monday that he told the late Sen. John McCain to turn over the dossier of Trump-Russia allegations to the FBI, pushing back against President Donald Trump's assertions that the Arizona Republican helped fan the flames of the Russia investigation.
Graham told CNN after a news conference that he told Trump in Florida this weekend that "Sen. McCain deserves better" than the way the President has been publicly disparaging the late senator and war hero in the last week. And Graham publicly acknowledged he had advanced knowledge of the dossier, the existence of which has enraged the President.
Graham defended McCain's role and said that he told Trump that his close friend's involvement was limited.
Graham said that he "was very direct" with Trump, and if Trump believes it was the McCain people who spread this,"he's right. There were some McCain people that took a piece of garbage and tried to go after Trump after the election."
Graham added: "I told the President it was not John McCain. I know because John McCain showed me the dossier. And I told him the only thing I knew to do with it, it could be a bunch of garbage, it could be true, who knows? Turn it over to somebody who's job it is to find these things out and John McCain acted appropriately."
Asked more about the matter later, Graham said he put the dossier in "a safe" the day he got it and turned it over to the FBI the next day.
"And I understand that, clearly people are in the McCain world that did some things inappropriate but it was not John McCain. John McCain did not give it to anybody in the press, he talked to me just as soon as he got it, and he turned it over to the FBI and that's exactly what he should have done.
Former McCain aide David Kramer approached the Arizona senator after the 2016 elections with former British spy Christopher Steele's dossier of Trump-Russia connections, and then McCain said he delivered the documents to the FBI, saying that was the extent of his involvement.
In November 2016, a former British ambassador to Russia who knew about what Steele had researched met McCain, his staffer Christopher Brose and Kramer, a former State Department official who worked alongside McCain, in Halifax.
At McCain's request, Kramer followed up with Steele, then received copies of the dossier from an owner of Fusion GPS.
Kramer then shared the dossier with McCain and the Senate staffer on November 30, 2016, and asked McCain to pass it to the FBI and CIA.
On Monday, Graham said: "You know, I don't care if President Trump likes John McCain or not, I do. I like President Trump. John McCain is one of my closest friends in life, not just in politics, I want President Trump to be successful. He's been very good to me in the sense he's let me in his world. And I have some access to the President about things that matter to me and the country and I appreciate that, and I want him to be successful."
Graham said McCain is "one of his best friends in life." Graham said Trump asked the South Carolina senator: "He really was your friend?"
"I said, 'yeah, he really was my friend,'" Graham said.
(CNN) — GOP Sen. Lindsey Graham said Monday that he told the late Sen. John McCain to turn over the dossier of Trump-Russia allegations to the FBI, pushing back against President Donald Trump's assertions that the Arizona Republican helped fan the flames of the Russia investigation.
Graham told CNN after a news conference that he told Trump in Florida this weekend that "Sen. McCain deserves better" than the way the President has been publicly disparaging the late senator and war hero in the last week. And Graham publicly acknowledged he had advanced knowledge of the dossier, the existence of which has enraged the President.
Graham defended McCain's role and said that he told Trump that his close friend's involvement was limited.
Graham said that he "was very direct" with Trump, and if Trump believes it was the McCain people who spread this,"he's right. There were some McCain people that took a piece of garbage and tried to go after Trump after the election."
Graham added: "I told the President it was not John McCain. I know because John McCain showed me the dossier. And I told him the only thing I knew to do with it, it could be a bunch of garbage, it could be true, who knows? Turn it over to somebody who's job it is to find these things out and John McCain acted appropriately."
Asked more about the matter later, Graham said he put the dossier in "a safe" the day he got it and turned it over to the FBI the next day.
"And I understand that, clearly people are in the McCain world that did some things inappropriate but it was not John McCain. John McCain did not give it to anybody in the press, he talked to me just as soon as he got it, and he turned it over to the FBI and that's exactly what he should have done.
Former McCain aide David Kramer approached the Arizona senator after the 2016 elections with former British spy Christopher Steele's dossier of Trump-Russia connections, and then McCain said he delivered the documents to the FBI, saying that was the extent of his involvement.
In November 2016, a former British ambassador to Russia who knew about what Steele had researched met McCain, his staffer Christopher Brose and Kramer, a former State Department official who worked alongside McCain, in Halifax.
At McCain's request, Kramer followed up with Steele, then received copies of the dossier from an owner of Fusion GPS.
Kramer then shared the dossier with McCain and the Senate staffer on November 30, 2016, and asked McCain to pass it to the FBI and CIA.
On Monday, Graham said: "You know, I don't care if President Trump likes John McCain or not, I do. I like President Trump. John McCain is one of my closest friends in life, not just in politics, I want President Trump to be successful. He's been very good to me in the sense he's let me in his world. And I have some access to the President about things that matter to me and the country and I appreciate that, and I want him to be successful."
Graham said McCain is "one of his best friends in life." Graham said Trump asked the South Carolina senator: "He really was your friend?"
"I said, 'yeah, he really was my friend,'" Graham said.
Article didn’t mention mccain staffer or buzz feed. Why no mention? Would that be part of this story if Fox News wrote it? Yea it probably would.
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