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Tanuki

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6. The sad thing is, he invited the leaks by placing a known Russian asset

Reply to Tommy_Carcetti (Original post)

Thu Feb 16, 2017, 12:04 PM

Feb 2017

in a position of security advisor with access to the nation's most closely guarded secrets. It is unbelievable that he kept him there until this was exposed and public outcry demanded a response. Anyone who is more concerned about punishing the people who put themselves in jeopardy by sounding the alarm is complicit in treason.

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Help me out here regarding Trump's "leaks". [View all] Tommy_Carcetti Feb 2017 OP

If the former HAB911 Feb 2017 #1

Narcissist... Wounded Bear Feb 2017 #2

It is not illegal....it is a fire-able offense but these leakers are not going to jail. TrekLuver Feb 2017 #3

That sounds like a challenge to the Trump-Bannon cabal, not a statement. nt Tommy_Carcetti Feb 2017 #4

Clearly number 2. guillaumeb Feb 2017 #5

The sad thing is, he invited the leaks by placing a known Russian asset Tanuki Feb 2017 #6

he confirms that they were intelligence sources bigtree Feb 2017 #7

He's not sure... MedusaX Feb 2017 #8

It's an administration that puts black bags over press windows leftstreet Feb 2017 #9