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In reply to the discussion: The risk of assuming facts not in evidence [View all]pwb
(12,677 posts)37. Finger prints on the papers could tell a story?
Myself I do not need to know about any of this. The results I await. Assuming is all the right wing media does, we discuss.
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The "nuclear" doc report is based on a leak, and not yet confirmed by DOJ.
Fiendish Thingy
Aug 2022
#7
I agree with your assessment up to the point of implying when Trump says it's a hoax, that's true.
msfiddlestix
Aug 2022
#14
I certainly didn't intend to suggest that his claiming its a hoax would be true.
onenote
Aug 2022
#36
We should be pushing every negative angle we can against the fascists just like they do to US
yaesu
Aug 2022
#19
My worry is that somebody in Trump's circle planted that, to make the actual crime not seem so bad.
Greg K
Aug 2022
#20
Every part of this story has triggered a wave of assumptions not yet supported.....
brooklynite
Aug 2022
#27
OTOH, it all makes sense for why the DOJ would take this unprecedented step
LymphocyteLover
Aug 2022
#41