Uffda!!! Apparently 30 of staffers only have "interim" security clearance.
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It appears the lynchpin of Mueller's investigation is Manafort and Gates: The two morons who spent the months leading up to the time they took over the trump campaign, trying to defraud American banks to get millions of dollars to pay back Russian oligarch, Oleg Deripaska.
Deripaska, a Russian billionaire, with very close ties to Putin and the Russian mob, has filed lawsuits in Cyprus and the US against Manafort for the money that's owed him. And there is an e mail sent by Gates to a Ukrainian intermediary, offering "information" to be ****** on to Deripaska.
Gates has taken a plea deal, wherein he is to appear at any and all court proceedings Mueller wants him at, WITHOUT counsel, to answer ALL questions, and if he refuses or lies, the 31 indictments that were dropped before the deal will be reinstated, and he will go directly to jail, because he has plead guilty. It appears as if Gates doesn't want to be looking down the barrel of treason and conspiracy to commit treason charges, so he's going to sing like a canary.
This isn't "fake news." This is what went down a week ago in Mueller's investigation. Trump, his ****** and most of his administration is in DEEP, and the noose just keeps getting tighter. My guess is someone like Reince Priebus or Jeff Sessions are going to turn on them instead of being dragged down with them. The plot just keeps getting curiouser and curioser...
Deripaska, a Russian billionaire, with very close ties to Putin and the Russian mob, has filed lawsuits in Cyprus and the US against Manafort for the money that's owed him. And there is an e mail sent by Gates to a Ukrainian intermediary, offering "information" to be ****** on to Deripaska.
Gates has taken a plea deal, wherein he is to appear at any and all court proceedings Mueller wants him at, WITHOUT counsel, to answer ALL questions, and if he refuses or lies, the 31 indictments that were dropped before the deal will be reinstated, and he will go directly to jail, because he has plead guilty. It appears as if Gates doesn't want to be looking down the barrel of treason and conspiracy to commit treason charges, so he's going to sing like a canary.
This isn't "fake news." This is what went down a week ago in Mueller's investigation. Trump, his ****** and most of his administration is in DEEP, and the noose just keeps getting tighter. My guess is someone like Reince Priebus or Jeff Sessions are going to turn on them instead of being dragged down with them. The plot just keeps getting curiouser and curioser...
STORY OF THE WHITE LIES: An moron becoming president by telling lies to white people.
It's a witch hunt I tell ya! A WITCH HUNT!!
None of this stuff actually happened. It's all a liberal fantasy. The Trump administration continues to function like a well oiled machine!
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- A Kremlin-linked Russian politician spent six years building leverage and connections in order to influence the NRA and gain access to American politics. Alexander Torshin, a Putin ally, also claimed that his ties to the NRA afforded him access to Trump. Robert Mueller’s team is investigating whether Torshin, who serves as the deputy governor of the Bank of Russia, illegally funneled money to the NRA in order to help the Trump campaign in the 2016 presidential election. (NPR)
- Georgia lawmakers stripped Delta Air Lines of a $50 million sales tax exemption on jet fuel in retaliation for Delta ending its NRA member discount. The Georgia House and Senate had previously approved the tax break. (New York Times)
- Mitch McConnell said the Senate will skip debate on *** legislation and instead turn to a banking bill next week, reflecting the reality that negotiators have not settled on legislation that can pass the House and Senate. (CNN)
- The NRA said it persuaded Trump to back away from his embrace of *** control. After a meeting with both Trump and Pence, NRA lobbyist Chris Cox tweeted that the two “support the Second Amendment, support strong due process and don’t want *** control.” (New York Times)
- A large cache of internal documents from a Russian troll **** were ****** and put up for auction on a Russian “information exchange” in February 2017. The auction received no bids for the Internet Research Agency documents, which promised “working data from the department focused on the United States.” The listing revealed details about the Kremlin-backed troll ****’s efforts to push propaganda and disinformation in the U.S. (The Daily *****)
- Trump defended his plan to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, tweeting that “trade wars are good, and easy to win.” According to two officials, however, Trump’s decision was born out of his frustration with an internal process that didn’t provide him with consensus advice from his team. As one official familiar with Trump’s state of mind said: the president became “unglued.” Investors are concerned that the tariffs could invite U.S. trade partners to retaliate. Paul Ryan and Trump’s economic advisors asked the president to reconsider the tariffs in order to avoid “unintended consequences.” (CNN / NBC News)
- A week before Trump announced his intention to impose tariffs on steel imports, his friend and former adviser Carl Icahn sold almost 1 million shares of Manitowoc Company Inc. – a steel-dependent company and the “leading global manufacturer of cranes and lifting solutions.” (ThinkProgress)
- FBI Counterintelligence is investigating Ivanka Trump’s role in the negotiations and financing surrounding the Trump Hotel and Tower in Vancouver, which opened just after Trump took office. The Trump Organization received more than $5 million in royalties and $21,500 in management fees from the Vancouver property. (CNN)
- Jared Kushner’s real estate firm appealed directly to Qatar’s minister of finance in an attempt to secure investment for a critically distressed property — the Kushners’ signature development located at 666 Fifth Avenue in New York City. The deal fell through, and a month later Kushner supported Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates – Qatar’s neighbors – in a Middle East blockade of Qatar. Kushner also undermined Rex Tillerson’s efforts to bring an end to the impasse. (The Intercept)
- Robert Mueller’s team is investigating whether any of Jared Kushner’s foreign business ties influenced White House policies. Investigators want to know if Kushner’s discussions during the presidential transition later led to policies designed to either benefit or retaliate against those he spoke with. (NBC News)
- The possibility of oil and gas exploration in Bears Ears National Monument in Utah was central to the Interior Department’s shrinking the monument by 85%, according to internal documents. Utah’s senator Orrin Hatch asked a senior Interior Department official to consider reducing the Bears Ears boundaries about a month before Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke started his review of national monuments. Bears Ears was subsequently reduced to conform to a map Hatch had provided. (New York Times)
-A Justice Department review is expected to criticize the former FBI deputy director for authorizing the disclosure of information about a continuing investigation. Andrew McCabe is at the center of Trump’s theory that the “deep state” has been working to sabotage his presidency. McCabe’s disclosures, however, contributed to a negative article about Hillary Clinton and the Obama administration – not Trump. (New York Times)
-Former Trump campaign deputy Rick Gates canceled a planned trip after an online commenter invoked the Russian mafia. Gates told a federal court that he and his wife believe it’s “not prudent” to travel with their four ******** to Boston for spring break. (CNN)
-Trump’s pick for the Sentencing Commission has publicly called for the commission to be abolished and has a history of making racially charged remarks about crime. The commission sets policy used to punish 70,000 federal criminals every year. (NPR)
"May you live in interesting times." ~ Ancient Chinese Curse
- Georgia lawmakers stripped Delta Air Lines of a $50 million sales tax exemption on jet fuel in retaliation for Delta ending its NRA member discount. The Georgia House and Senate had previously approved the tax break. (New York Times)
- Mitch McConnell said the Senate will skip debate on *** legislation and instead turn to a banking bill next week, reflecting the reality that negotiators have not settled on legislation that can pass the House and Senate. (CNN)
- The NRA said it persuaded Trump to back away from his embrace of *** control. After a meeting with both Trump and Pence, NRA lobbyist Chris Cox tweeted that the two “support the Second Amendment, support strong due process and don’t want *** control.” (New York Times)
- A large cache of internal documents from a Russian troll **** were ****** and put up for auction on a Russian “information exchange” in February 2017. The auction received no bids for the Internet Research Agency documents, which promised “working data from the department focused on the United States.” The listing revealed details about the Kremlin-backed troll ****’s efforts to push propaganda and disinformation in the U.S. (The Daily *****)
- Trump defended his plan to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, tweeting that “trade wars are good, and easy to win.” According to two officials, however, Trump’s decision was born out of his frustration with an internal process that didn’t provide him with consensus advice from his team. As one official familiar with Trump’s state of mind said: the president became “unglued.” Investors are concerned that the tariffs could invite U.S. trade partners to retaliate. Paul Ryan and Trump’s economic advisors asked the president to reconsider the tariffs in order to avoid “unintended consequences.” (CNN / NBC News)
- A week before Trump announced his intention to impose tariffs on steel imports, his friend and former adviser Carl Icahn sold almost 1 million shares of Manitowoc Company Inc. – a steel-dependent company and the “leading global manufacturer of cranes and lifting solutions.” (ThinkProgress)
- FBI Counterintelligence is investigating Ivanka Trump’s role in the negotiations and financing surrounding the Trump Hotel and Tower in Vancouver, which opened just after Trump took office. The Trump Organization received more than $5 million in royalties and $21,500 in management fees from the Vancouver property. (CNN)
- Jared Kushner’s real estate firm appealed directly to Qatar’s minister of finance in an attempt to secure investment for a critically distressed property — the Kushners’ signature development located at 666 Fifth Avenue in New York City. The deal fell through, and a month later Kushner supported Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates – Qatar’s neighbors – in a Middle East blockade of Qatar. Kushner also undermined Rex Tillerson’s efforts to bring an end to the impasse. (The Intercept)
- Robert Mueller’s team is investigating whether any of Jared Kushner’s foreign business ties influenced White House policies. Investigators want to know if Kushner’s discussions during the presidential transition later led to policies designed to either benefit or retaliate against those he spoke with. (NBC News)
- The possibility of oil and gas exploration in Bears Ears National Monument in Utah was central to the Interior Department’s shrinking the monument by 85%, according to internal documents. Utah’s senator Orrin Hatch asked a senior Interior Department official to consider reducing the Bears Ears boundaries about a month before Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke started his review of national monuments. Bears Ears was subsequently reduced to conform to a map Hatch had provided. (New York Times)
-A Justice Department review is expected to criticize the former FBI deputy director for authorizing the disclosure of information about a continuing investigation. Andrew McCabe is at the center of Trump’s theory that the “deep state” has been working to sabotage his presidency. McCabe’s disclosures, however, contributed to a negative article about Hillary Clinton and the Obama administration – not Trump. (New York Times)
-Former Trump campaign deputy Rick Gates canceled a planned trip after an online commenter invoked the Russian mafia. Gates told a federal court that he and his wife believe it’s “not prudent” to travel with their four ******** to Boston for spring break. (CNN)
-Trump’s pick for the Sentencing Commission has publicly called for the commission to be abolished and has a history of making racially charged remarks about crime. The commission sets policy used to punish 70,000 federal criminals every year. (NPR)
"May you live in interesting times." ~ Ancient Chinese Curse
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So, dear Trump supporters:
What do you think about his record of streaming lies? And key lies, too? As in this video, he is compketely doing a 180 on even having met Putin, which he has on camera, for chrissake, various times.
Stay on issue in your answer, if you want to answer.
What do you think about his record of streaming lies? And key lies, too? As in this video, he is compketely doing a 180 on even having met Putin, which he has on camera, for chrissake, various times.
Stay on issue in your answer, if you want to answer.
Good luck.
I've previously asked a ton of Trump supporters about these blatant inconsistencies. Response = crickets.
"But her emails..."
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"DesiDog", really? You are that german rapper that joined the IS and is now proclaimed dead for the second time?
Are you telling me you are some kind of ghoul???
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