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Leith

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10. He's Playing Both Sides of the Fence

Reply to imanamerican63 (Original post)

Sun May 14, 2017, 07:15 PM

May 2017

If everyone involved in the investigation is fired, how the hell is anyone going to find proof of collusion?

If there's proof, let's dig it out and prosecute. If there's no proof, then let the world know and clear the names of the innocents. How hard can that concept be?

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Who on DU, think Sen. Graham is caving in to Trump? [View all] imanamerican63 May 2017 OP

He's always had Trump's back! 50 Shades Of Blue May 2017 #1

he's trying to have it botth ways... like all of the "supposed" 'principaled' conservatives hlthe2b May 2017 #2

I don't think he's caving. Graham is as cautious lawyer & politician and he's waiting for proof napi21 May 2017 #3

True! imanamerican63 May 2017 #4

Why do you think Trump chose him to send his "tax letter" to? kentuck May 2017 #5

he's nothing more than one more republican....partisan to the bone. spanone May 2017 #6

I think he's also waiting to see what McCain is going to do or say..n/t monmouth4 May 2017 #7

Graham Cracker & Maverick are playing good cop /bad cop MedusaX May 2017 #8

The Russians probably gave him blackmail stuff against Sen Graham kimbutgar May 2017 #9

He's Playing Both Sides of the Fence Leith May 2017 #10