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PRETZEL

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38. There may be another tentacle about following the money that either I'm way off base on,

Fri Aug 4, 2017, 11:31 AM

Aug 2017

or isn't getting much attention, and that is was Russian monies being funneled into RNC coffers?

To me, it seems to make sense that in addition to targeted disinformation into certain areas (i.e, parts of PA, WI, MI, etc) that was intended to either supress the vote or cast disinformation on Hillary, those activities would also require monies for campaign ads.

We're all too familiar with SuperPac being virtually shielded from transparency so is it out of the realm that Russian monies flowing into the SuperPacs be just as relevant?

That could potentially put Prebius and Ryan back into the spotlight.

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