No jury has been convened and no jury has been charged with deciding any such allegations, How can the jury still be out?

 

Gonna be "out" for awhile yet.
But Shooter is excited to see how many besides Trump fall.
You know, like Kerry, and officials of the DNC and (gasp) Clinton herself.

Can't be helped, if the pundits are correct in their view of what constitutes collusion, and election law violations.

 

I say thank you to all the Russians who made it possible for Donald Trump to win.

thank you. ( may God bless you).
Russians are the best .

 

Spoken like a true traitor.

3 Trump associates have now hinted he may know more than he's letting on about the Russia meeting at Trump Tower

• Three associates of President Donald Trump have indicated that Trump may have known about the June 2016 meeting at Trump Tower involving top campaign officials and two Russian lobbyists.
• Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen, his personal defense attorney Rudy Giuliani, and his former campaign aide Sam Nunberg have all either declined to back up Trump's claim that he did not know about the meeting or explicitly suggested he knew about it in advance.
• The meeting, Trump's knowledge of it, and any efforts to conceal its purpose are areas of focus for the special counsel Robert Mueller.

 

Attaboy

 

God bless the Russians.
I want to thank the Russians for saving our country

 

New York Magazine writer outlines the case that Donald Trump could have been a Russian asset this whole time

 

Whoa, it is really getting deep in here.


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Russian intelligence gains influence in foreign countries by operating subtly and patiently. It exerts different gradations of leverage over different kinds of people, and uses a basic tool kit of blackmail that involves the exploitation of greed, stupidity, ego, and sexual appetite. All of which are traits Trump has in abundance.

Throughout his career, Trump has always felt comfortable operating at or beyond the ethical boundaries that constrain typical businesses. In the 1980s, he workedwith La Cosa Nostra, which controlled the New York cement trade, and later employed Michael Cohen and Felix Sater, both of whom have links to the Russian Mafia. Trump habitually refused to pay his counterparties, and if the people he burned (or any journalists) got in his way, he bullied them with threats. Trump also reportedly circulated at parties for wealthy men featuring cocaine and underage girls.

One might think this notoriety immunizes Trump from blackmail. Curiously, however, Trump’s tolerance for risk has always been matched by careful control over information. He maintains a fanatical secrecy about his finances and has paid out numerous settlements to silence women. The combination of a penchant for compromising behavior, a willingness to work closely with criminals, and a desire to protect aspects of his privacy makes him the ideal blackmail target.

It is not difficult to imagine that Russia quickly had something on Trump, from either exploits during his 1987 visit or any subsequent embarrassing behavior KGB assets might have uncovered. But the other leverage Russia enjoyed over Trump for at least 15 years is indisputable — in fact, his family has admitted to it multiple times. After a series of financial reversals and his brazen abuse of bankruptcy laws, Trump found it impossible to borrow from American banks and grew heavily reliant on unconventional sources of capital. Russian cash proved his salvation. From 2003 to 2017, people from the former USSR made 86 all-cash purchases — a red flag of potential money laundering — of Trump properties, totaling $109 million. In 2010, the private-wealth division of Deutsche Bank also loaned him hundreds of millions of dollars during the same period it was laundering billions in Russian money. “Russians make up a pretty disproportionate cross-section of a lot of our assets,” said Donald Jr. in 2008. “We don’t rely on American banks. We have all the funding we need out of Russia,” boasted Eric Trump in 2014.
http://politicalhotwire.com/conspir...le-theory-mind-boggling-collusion-russia.html

 

Some people were sure sounding different about Russia when Obama was president as opposed to Trump licking Putin's boots.

 

@stumbler
Okay, so you spent some time digging back into posts that I made a couple of years ago, it appears to be another of your much to do about nothing posts. Because the funny thing is, I haven't posted one word which is different from my position then. Russia was a threat to peaceful nations in their region, we imposed sanctions to "punish" them, I thought that Russia would be immune to those sanctions. Today they are still a threat to those nations, nothing has really changed.

So far, other than talking to them, I can see nothing that this administration has done differently than the previous one. One difference might be that Trump is not ruling out actions that could remove or ease some of the sanctions, I certainly would oppose such changes unless there were concrete steps taken by Russia to back off their position.

You do not go into a negotiation without having something positive for the other party in the offering, otherwise it is not a negotiation.

So please tell me where I have taken any other position than the one I held those few years ago?

In the future, if you are going to quote me, I would appreciate the coutesy of you including the address of the thread I was posting in. Seeing the questions or comments that I was replying to would put my posts in context. The thread is:
https://forum.xnxx.com/threads/cove...t-mainstream-media.322220/page-3#post-5858854

 

More useless ramblings from the left.

In typical leftist fashion, lets extend them the courtesy of placing their main focuses on irrelevancy rather than....

 

No I will do what I want. And you will just have to suffer being exposed as the raving hypocrite you really are and always have been.

 

Attaboy!
Lying hypocrite

 

You ain't seen nothing yet.

 

No doubt. Can hardly wait.

Okay, that isn't true.
Shooter could wait a long time to see your next post.
Like, forever.

Okay, that isn't true either.
Shooter likes the comedy relief Stumbler brings.
Hey Stumbler, tell us again about how President Trump is crazy because he eats McDonalds..

 

Show me where I ever said any such thing or prove once again you are the true lying hypocrite.

 

Hey @shootersa, tell us again how president Obama is crazy because he eats Dijon mustard...

 

Or Embarrassed the whole Nation simply by wearing a Tan Suit !!

R-NY) went on an extended rant about President Barack Obama’s decision to wear a tan suit during a statement about the terrorist group ISIS he delivered on Thursday at the White House.

“There’s no way any of us can excuse what the president did yesterday,” King said on NewsMaxTV on Friday. The interview was flagged by Buzzfeed. “When you have the world watching … a week, two weeks of anticipation of what the United States is gonna do. For him to walk out —I’m not trying to be trivial here— in a light suit, light tan suit, saying that first he wants to talk about what most Americans care about the revision of second quarter numbers on the economy.

 

I guess you couldn't spell gray Poupon