"No collusion! No collusion! No collusion!"

[kentuck]

Well, there was collusion.

We knew it all along.

But today, it was validated by intelligence and the President of the United States.

Everybody knew that Paul Manafort was a snake in the grass and was working with the Russians to help pay off a huge debt that he owed them. No wonder he agreed to work as Trump's campaign manager for nothing. He had other ways of getting paid.

It is now painfully obvious that the FBI did not investigate strongly enough. Neither did the Special Counsel, Robert Mueller. The Russians were messing with our elections and the Trump campaign knew all about it. In fact, they were helping them.

Republican efforts to protect Trump and his traitorous gang do not look so sincere today.

Where does sedition end and treason begin?

[Grasswire2]

1. Maya Angelou.

He told us what he is.

Why are these monsters still free in the land?

[RockRaven]

4. I think another famous quote applies: "They are who we thought they were!..."

"... And we let 'em off the hook!"

[Hugh_Lebowski]

6. Classic Denny G ... (nt)

[SheltieLover]

15. This!👆

[Beachnutt]

2. So when will true justice be served ?

teflon trump just keeps on keeping on..

[SoonerPride]

9. Never.

He will never be held to account for his crimes.

[fwvinson]

17. I don't know.

Trump's crimes are massive. I'm thinking Mr. Biden knows that when Trump and Co. start getting indicted and prosecuted, the whole world turns to that. I'm thinking President Bidden wants to try and get as much as he can get done before that starts. JMO.

[kentuck]

12. Justice will be served by the voters.

As the Buddha said, "Three things cannot be long hidden, the sun, the moon, and the truth."

[Kath2]

3. They should begin ASAP.

Hillary Clinton won that election. And this country would be much better off if she had been inaugurated.

[FoxNewsSucks]

21. That's the truth right there.

I can't believe how so damn many people don't see the tRump years as a brazen preview of what the fascists want to do to us.

[niyad]

23. Absolutely!

[Botany]

41. HRC would not have dumped the global pandemic task

Force, fired the epidemiologist who was in Wuhan, pulled us out of the international task force called PREDICT (they were the black guy's ideas), ignore warnings about the disease as she invested in hydroxycholoroquine and her own C-19 test kit, or ship 18 tons of PPE to China which killed many people.

The virus in all likelihood would have been stopped in China.

BTW it was not just polling data but data analytics that allowed Russia to microtarget their rat fucking of our election in 2026. Every time Trump and company say "fake news" they were lying. The Trump/Russia connections were very real.

[stewrat]

5. This is old news. It is in the Mueller report and confirmed by

The senate intelligence back in 8/20. Manafort and Gates admitted to give kilimnick. I think it's on pages 88 of the report.

[Maraya1969]

7. If you know where that is it would be great if you put up a link.

[kentuck]

8. It was suspected but it was not known that it reached the highest levels of the Russian government

...until now.

That is why President Biden imposed the sanctions today.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/15/us/politics/russian-intelligence-trump-campaign.html

[SoonerPride]

10. They knew the Trump campaign gave the intel to Kilimnik

But they had not stated publicly that they knew Kilimnik gave that microtargeted data analytics to Russian intelligence.

That was new today.

[kentuck]

11. Correct.

I suppose that Mr Putin understood President Biden very well when they talked?

[Volaris]

20. Yes but what couldnt be confirmed was that Kilimnik gave it to the kremlin

Which was confirmed in a federal document released today.

I mean, were not stupid around here, we knew (meaning guessed correctly) full-well wtf he was gonna do with it once Manafort passed it to him... but the admission by the feds today that we were right is a slightly different matter.

[Hoyt]

13. We've known polling data was given to Ruskies, but other than spreading lies

that enough voters already believed, or wanted to believe, what good did that data do to defeat Clinton.

BTW, I’m fine with sanctioning Russia. Don’t believe it will change anything, though.

[fwvinson]

18. Targeting. The data gave them info on who what and where

the disinformation will be the most effective. That's, for one thing.

[Hoyt]

22. Maybe, but I don't that was effective in turning someone likely to vote

for Clinton. Sure didn’t impact me or anyone I know.

[spanone]

14. The Mueller investigation was a ruse.

[Duppers]

29. Most of it was redacted but I think you're right.

And Mueller himself c.y.a.'d it by refusing to give full facts in his testimony to Congress. That was disgusting.

Do we yet know what is in the full report? The Buzzfed's lawsuit did not get the full totally unredacted report.

I'll never cease to despise Robert (R - coward) Mueller.

[monkeyman1]

16. donny & rudy colludy best think defecting asap ! wall's closing in & collapsing fast !

treason & sedition looking pretty good for Leavenworth by the day!!!

[Karadeniz]

19. Never too late for justice.

[BobTheSubgenius]

24. And equally, if not more, important....when do they end?

You think some of them aren't still in touch with their handlers? Still giving and getting what information they can?

[sarcasmo]

25. Our eyes and ears did Not deceive us.

[Warpy]

26. I think the problem all along was that thre was bo direct collusion with Dumdum

because, as Mueller pointed out, he was too stupid, too ignorant, too pigheaded, and too damaged to be an active participant.

It was always Flynn and Manafort and Stone and a few others, but they weren't looking for those guys, they were the hired help.

The outcome would be the same, all would be pardoned before Dumdum left office.

[thenelm1]

27. Before condemning Mueller, can we at least see the unredacted report from Mueller?

Before Barr got his mitts on it and removed anything meaningful?

Can we at least do that? Who knows what skullduggery he had removed.

[Duppers]

30. Mueller had a chance to say more during

his testimony to Congress but he didn't - he just c.y.a.'d it.

Yes, we needed the fully unredacted report.

[Blue Owl]

28. Fat Donny's overcompensating gave it away

The “witch hunt,” the tweets, the excessive gloating when his stooges proclaimed him “innocent”

[Duppers]

31. Will the reichwingers ever believe the truth?

The ones I know are too brainwashed.

[Escurumbele]

32. Robert Muller should have never accepted to become an independent council, if he knew

he would not follow through 100%, or that he would have his hands tied by Rosenberg, all he gained from it was to tarnish his reputation. Unless of course he accepted to make sure nothing would come out of it.

It is amazing how some people, having the chance of their lives to do something amazing, decide instead to leave a legacy that maybe scholars in the future may define it as treasonous acts. I am not saying Muller is a traitor, but his lack of wanting to discover and present the facts is so suspicious because of the outcome, because of the decision to do half the work while dismissing the chance to do investigations that were so badly needed.

If he was not allowed to do the full work than he should have quit, he should have given reasons why he quit and let the country know there were forces derailing his investigation.

Another character who could have changed history is Collin Powel, what an opportunity he had on his hands but decided to throw his principles away instead.

Very sad characters.

[malaise]

33. Mueller should be brought before the House Committees

That is all

[dalton99a]

34. Mueller's Job 1 was to be a good Republican

no matter what.

[bucolic_frolic]

35. April 2016

The topic of Russia was dragged into the campaign, as I recall, when Manafort was hired. Anyone who let that drift by was brain dead. With all the consultants we have in America, why do we need an American who's been consulting in Eastern Europe?

By July, Russia was "listening" as Trump told us. Same deal.

Just my take on it, but sedition is when you rabble rouse to the point of overthrowing the government. Treason begins when you sell out your country to its enemies.

[Tbear]

39. Yup and that was when fart faces campaign

took off. Changed campaign manager, brought in KellyAnne Conway. And the Mercers Cambridge Analytica began in earnest.
Any DUer knows this. Why it’s taking our government so long to bring this to light I can only attribute to the insidiousness of the former administrations obstruction.

[MiHale]

36. Damn good question and fair in it's simplicity...

We’ll never get an answer in that same format.

[Mr. Ected]

37. Rachel spent 2 full years spelling it all out

Her research was impeccable and her delivery and analysis flawless.

If we can't exact justice from those who would willingly forfeit our democracy for unmitigated power in a fascist state, then we're too weak to deserve said democracy and our fate is sealed.

[Snackshack]

38. We pretty much...

Knew this already but now that there is “show me” proof The United States of America needs todo something about it. These people stole an election, installed a man who fleeced our treasury, obstructed justice at least 10x, lied about a Pandemic and killed 577,000+ Americans then tried to overthrow our Democracy when he was unable to steal it again.

He is still free living on his golf course...playing everyday. Not one person has been held accountable for this. A couple went to jail but that was for lying to authorities not for collusion with a hostile foreign power or half million dead or coup attempt.

577,000+ AMERICANS DIED

America must respond to this.

[rickyhall]

40. 4th paragraph: Manafort or Trump; Manafort & Trump. Both owing & helping Russians.

[Curtis]

42. My question about pardons

Since people like Stone, Gates and others receive pardons from Trump over sentencing that has to do with these matters and Trump was impeached over these matters, can his pardons not be deem invalid because they involved "cases of impeachment"?

he shall have Power to grant Reprieves and Pardons for Offenses against the United States, except in Cases of Impeachment"

[czarjak]

43. Who knew? Been saying! Told ya! I promise not to rub it in though. (MUCH)

[The Wizard]

44. The Trump cartel

did more damage to us than bin Laden. Should Trump and his gang get the bin Laden prosecution?