LOL ... too bad Cheeto didn't appoint him as AG instead of the Keebler Elf ... aka Jefferson "Butterscotch" Sessions ...Trey Gowdy for one, wants one.
That you know of ...A Russian troll farm and some indictments that don't involve Russian collusion with the Trump Campaign.
Nothing ... that you know of anyways.Still nothing after all these months.
You betcha ... and he'll keep going until he gets to the bottom of it ...Bobby is still digging though under every rock. Even in Quatar. Just digging away...
Would have been leaked if so. They leak like a sieve.LOL ... too bad Cheeto didn't appoint him as AG instead of the Keebler Elf ... aka Jefferson "Butterscotch" Sessions ...Trey Gowdy for one, wants one.
Think he's got buyer's remorse ?
That you know of ...A Russian troll farm and some indictments that don't involve Russian collusion with the Trump Campaign.
Did you ever read that indictment ?
Nothing ... that you know of anyways.Still nothing after all these months.
You betcha ... and he'll keep going until he gets to the bottom of it ...Bobby is still digging though under every rock. Even in Quatar. Just digging away...
Cheeto is so screwed ...
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I take it you don't actually get the potential legal significance of those 13 indictments then, in terms of the broader picture ?Too funny. Yep, what Bobby has is 13 hackers in Russia that will never testify or see the décor of a court room. How convenient. Have to come up with something to justify the millions spent. smh.
That sounds like some of Sham's circular reasoning ...They may eventually find something just because it looks like they will have to get creative after all this time. Now we want to try 2015 emails. lmao But back at the start, they really have nothing.
Oh ... I'm sure we will ...You will know when they have something. ...
Bobby might have finally found a former Trump campaign worker colluding with Russians. Their names: Popov and Smirnov.
Thanks. As far as I know, the intercepts were first reported by The Guardian.Define "that" please.
The GCHQ intercepts ...
No actual evidence of that.Would have been leaked if so. They leak like a sieve.
Probably a substantial portion of the planet's population ...Some may be wishcasting about Trump's demise.
Quit bono. Mueller's team, so yeah they leak.No actual evidence of that.Would have been leaked if so. They leak like a sieve.
Someone tried to substantiate that assertion once, couldn't really make the case ...
Probably a substantial portion of the planet's population ...Some may be wishcasting about Trump's demise.
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Thanks. As far as I know, the intercepts were first reported by The Guardian.
To quote the legal expert and scholar Vincent Laguardia Gambini...I take it you don't actually get the potential legal significance of those 13 indictments then, in terms of the broader picture ?Too funny. Yep, what Bobby has is 13 hackers in Russia that will never testify or see the décor of a court room. How convenient. Have to come up with something to justify the millions spent. smh.
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Yes of coarse. When there isn't any collusion, concoct a cockamanie obstruction of justice case.To quote the legal expert and scholar Vincent Laguardia Gambini...
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Potentially serves to establish an underlying crime for which an obstruction of justice charge can be laid and prosecuted.
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Aside from the fact that obstruction is itself a crime and doesn't require any other underlying crimes, I'm still munching popcorn. There is nothing in those indictments that could possibly establish an underlying crime for collusion, either.Potentially serves to establish an underlying crime for which an obstruction of justice charge can be laid and prosecuted.
Why they leak. Reporters won't reveal source. So risk minimal.From U2 ?Quit bono.
No real benefit ... plus huge downside risk (illegal)Mueller's team, so yeah they leak.
So no ... probably not.
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You can count on one hand how many people who have been prosecuted for leaks, at least those for non-classified leaks. Leaking classified material will get you in trouble, tho. But, the biggest risk most people face when leaking is, at most, losing their job. So, with few exceptions, even when the source is revealed, the risk is pretty minimal.Why they leak. Reporters won't reveal source. So risk minimal.
Even assuming the risk is minimal (which I don't) what's the benefit ?