Senate has uncovered no direct evidence of conspiracy between Trump campaign and Russia

It was a witch hunt against obama.

And you know it

 

LMAO.....whats even more typical is leftists that never read links. All out of fear that they will be shown up as not knowing what they are talking about. Despite having that problem without links.


The House Intelligence Committee has released findings from its upcoming report on the Trump-Russia affair — and its main conclusion is that it has discovered no evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia to influence the 2016 presidential election.

"We have found no evidence of collusion, coordination, or conspiracy between the Trump campaign and the Russians," the committee said in a one-page summary of its findings released Monday afternoon.....snip~

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/...ee-releases-verdict-russia-probe-no-collusion

But thanks for validating whats typical of leftists.

 

And neither has anybody else, especially Rep Schiff-less, who lives in his own grandiose political fantasy world.

 

I don't recall any Congressional investigation or DOJ investigation....maybe you can point me to where this happened.

All I recall is some Clinton campaign staffers bringing it up during the primary and then some pundits talking about after he was elected.

 

8 long years.

We have just started with trump

 

Alt leftists always are trying to shut down free speech. Just ask Ben Shapiro. lol

 

I have no problem with the pundits going after Trump all they want...but this continued waste of tax dollars on politial witch hunts is dangerous. The American people won't forget how wasteful and bitter the Dems have been since they lost the 2016 election

 

they got nothing (we all knew this anyway).

 

Than call it "Burr's statement", not "the statement" as though it comes from more than one man.

BTW, Warner disagrees. Should people who would like to see accountability be crowing about that--should we refer to it as "the statement"? No--we need all of the facts:

https://www.cnn.com/2019/02/12/politics/warner-burr-senate-russia-collusion-question/index.html

 

There's a whole lot of "nothing" there, my delusional amigo:

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...mp-team-contact-russian-officials/2530829002/

 

My thoughts here are that democrats have been investing a lot of time in trying to destroy the structure. They don't like voting so, import more, let anyone vote. They don't like the electoral college, so migrate as many non citizens into states they do control so they get more electoral votes... They don't like the economy, so tell anyone who asks the economy is dying on the vine.. even in good times... just so folks might vote for them. They don't like money so tax the shyte out of folks so no one can accumulate enough of it to challenge the folks dems represent.

And just for fun, see if you can destroy the office of the president, because, well, they really want to be dictators anyway.

 

"There's nothing to see here! Please disperse!"

https://themoscowproject.org/explai...rs-70-contacts-with-russia-linked-operatives/

The Trump campaign issued at least 15 blanket denials of contacts with Russia, all of which have been proven false.

1. July 24, 2016: Paul Manafort appeared on ABC’s This Week and George Stephanopoulos asked him “Are there any ties between Mr. Trump, you or your campaign and Putin and his regime?” To which Manafort responded, “No, there are not. That’s absurd. And you know, there’s no basis to it.”
2. July 24, 2016: Donald Trump Jr. appeared on CNN and told Jake Tapper that the Clinton campaign’s suggestion that Russia was helping Trump was “disgusting” and “phony,” noting, “Well, it just goes to show you their exact moral compass. I mean, they will say anything to be able to win this. I mean, this is time and time again, lie after lie.”
3. July 27, 2016: Trump appeared on a CBS Miami news station and, in response to allegations that Russia was trying to help him win the election, told Jim DeFed, “I can tell you I think if I came up with that they’d say, ‘Oh, it’s a conspiracy theory, it’s ridiculous’ … I mean I have nothing to do with Russia. I don’t have any jobs in Russia. I’m all over the world but we’re not involved in Russia.”
4. October 24, 2016: At a rally in Tampa, Florida, Trump stated he has “nothing to do with Russia, folks. I’ll give you a written statement.”
5. November 11, 2016: Trump spokeswoman Hope Hicks gave the Associated Press a blanket denial of Trump campaign contacts with Russia, stating, “It never happened. There was no communication between the campaign and any foreign entity during the campaign.”
6. December 18, 2016: Kellyanne Conway went on “Face the Nation,” and John Dickerson asked her, “Did anyone involved … in the Trump campaign have any contact with Russians trying to meddle with the election?” Conway responded, “Absolutely not. And I discussed that with the president-elect just last night. Those conversations never happened. I hear people saying it like it’s a fact on television. That is just not only inaccurate and false, but it’s dangerous.”
7. January 10, 2017: At a hearing for Jeff Sessions’ nomination for the position of attorney general, Senator Al Franken asked him what he would do if there was evidence “that anyone affiliated with the Trump campaign communicated with the Russian government in the course of this campaign.” Sessions replied, “I’m not aware of any of those activities. I have been called a surrogate at a time or two in that campaign and I did not have communications with the Russians, and I’m unable to comment on it.”
8. January 15, 2017: Vice President-elect Mike Pence went on “Fox News Sunday,”and Chris Wallace asked him, “So, I’m asking a direct question: was there any contact in any way between Trump or his associates and the Kremlin or cutouts they had?” Pence replied, “Of course not. Why would there be any contacts between the campaign?
9. January 15, 2017: That same day, Pence also went on “Face the Nation,” where John Dickerson asked him, “Just to button up one question, did any advisor or anybody in the Trump campaign have any contact with the Russians who were trying to meddle in the election?” Pence replied, “Of course not. And I think to suggest that is to give credence to some of these bizarre rumors that have swirled around the candidacy.”
10. February 16, 2017: Trump held a press conference and told reporters, “Russia is a ruse. I know you have to get up and ask a question. It’s so important. Russia is a ruse. I have nothing to do with Russia. Haven’t made a phone call to Russia in years. Don’t speak to people from Russia. Not that I wouldn’t. I just have nobody to speak to. I spoke to Putin twice. He called me on the election. I told you this. And he called me on the inauguration, a few days ago. We had a very good talk, especially the second one, lasted for a pretty long period of time. I’m sure you probably get it because it was classified. So I’m sure everybody in this room perhaps has it. But we had a very, very good talk. I have nothing to do with Russia. To the best of my knowledge no person that I deal with does.”
11. February 19, 2017: White House Chief of Staff Reince Preibus went on “Fox News Sunday,” and when Chris Wallace asked whether the Trump team had any connections to Russia, Preibus said “no.” Preibus later went on to add, “Let me give you an example. First of all, The New York Times put out an article with no direct sources that said that the Trump campaign had constant contacts with Russian spies, basically, you know, some treasonous type of accusations. We have now all kinds of people looking into this. I can assure you and I have been approved to say this—that the top levels of the intelligence community have assured me that that story is not only inaccurate, but it’s grossly overstated and it was wrong. And there’s nothing to it.”
12. February 20, 2017: White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders denied contacts between Russia and the Trump campaign, stating, “This is a nonstory because to the best of our knowledge, no contacts took place, so it’s hard to make a comment on something that never happened.”
13. February 24, 2017: At a White House press briefing, Sean Spicer was asked whether “the President has an improper relationship with Russia” and responded, “He has no interests in Russia. He has no—there’s only so many times he can deny something that doesn’t exist.”
14. May 11, 2017: In an interview with NBC, Trump told Lester Holt, “I have had dealings over the years where I sold a house to a very wealthy Russian many years ago. I had the Miss Universe pageant—which I owned for quite a while—I had it in Moscow a long time ago. But other than that I have nothing to do with Russia.” Later in the interview, when discussing Comey’s firing, Trump stated, “And in fact, when I decided to just do it, I said to myself—I said, you know, this Russia thing with Trump and Russia is a made-up story. It’s an excuse by the Democrats for having lost an election they should’ve won.”
15. May 18, 2017: At a press conference in May 2017, Trump repeatedly denied any collusion occurred between his campaign and Russia, at one point stating, “[T] he entire thing has been a witch hunt. And there is no collusion between, certainly, myself and my campaign, but I can only speak for myself and the Russians—zero.

 

Trump and his lackeys had a number of meetings (which include Skype calls), which are highlighted below. Nope--nothing there.

1. September 2015: Sometime during or after September 2015, Trump’s personal attorney Michael Cohen “[reached] out to gauge Russia’s interest” in a meeting between Trump and Putin. The sentencing memo does not specify the means by which Cohen reached out or specifically to whom he reached out.
2. October 2015: Russian athlete Dmitry Klokov’s wife reportedly reached out to Ivanka Trump, claiming she had “connections in the Russian government” and could offer assistance with the Trump Tower Moscow deal.
3. November 2015: Cohen spoke with Klokov, a former Olympic weightlifter, while trying to advance a Trump Tower Moscow development deal. This conversation reportedly took place after Trump’s daughter Ivanka Trump, who was previously acquainted with Klokov, put the two men in contact with each other.
4. November 2015: Klokov emailed Cohen claiming that “he could arrange a meeting between Donald Trump and [Russian President Vladimir] Putin to help pave the way for the tower.” These emails have reportedly been examined by congressional investigators and the special counsel’s team; Klokov initially denied emailing Cohen.
5. November 2015: Cohen emailed Klokov, reportedly refusing his offer “and saying that the Trump Organization already had an agreement in place.” These emails have reportedly been examined by congressional investigators and the special counsel’s team; Klokov initially denied emailing Cohen.
6. November 2015: Klokov emailed Cohen, copying Ivanka, “question[ing] Cohen’s authority to make decisions for the Trump Organization.” These emails have reportedly been examined by congressional investigators and the special counsel’s team; Klokov initially denied emailing Cohen.
7. December 2015: Evgeny Shmykov, a former Russian military intelligence general working with Trump business associate Felix Sater on the Trump Tower Moscow deal, requested passport information from Cohen in order to arrange a visa for a potential trip to Moscow. Shmykov made this request by calling Sater, who emailed Cohen saying “that he had Mr. Shmykov on the phone.”
8. January 14, 2016: Cohen emailed Vladimir Putin’s top spokesperson Dmitry Peskov (the equivalent of the White House Press Secretary) at the Kremlin asking for assistance with regards to a stalled attempt to build a Trump Tower in Moscow. The Kremlin originally confirmed that it received the email but stated that it did not reply.
9. January 16, 2016: Cohen emailed Peskov’s office again, indicated “he was trying to reach another high-level Russian official, and asked for someone who spoke English to contact him.”

And there are 19 others listed--would you like to see 19 more "nothings"?

 

You guessed it--more "nothing":

https://www.cnn.com/2018/12/10/poli...iates-russians-campaign-transition/index.html

 

How about this....the Chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, conducting a two plus year investigation into Russian collusion, states there is no evidence of collusion. You can say Mark Warner hasn't draw that conclusion yet because he still wants to interview some folks a second time.

 

There is no evidence of any Democratic plot to "let anyone vote".

The Democrats are not rounding up democrats and forcibly moving them anywhere.

Let's see you select one case of Democrats doing that.

It is actually exceptionally insane to assert that Democrats "don't like money". But it adds to that insanity when the right, after saying that, points out that there are more wealthy Democrats in Congress than wealthy Republicans.

Can't take the heat on the crimes of the Trump family?

 

Nah its great.


We have only just started

 

I have no doubt you all love wasting taxpayer money and creating boogiemen...nor do I expect Dems to ever stop

 

We will only go as long as trump did on Obama. Lol

 

As I said feel free to have pundits do it...but the American people will never forget the waste of tax dollars the left committed on this hoax.

 

We need a full and complete investigation. The American people deserve no less. I await Muellers report

 

Hahaha you all just can’t accept reality. So sad

 

You understand Mueller has already charged and convicted several people in this investigation.....dont you ? Lol

 

With Russian colllusion?!? Pay attention to the topic

 

Is Mueller taking orders from Russia?

Top Democrats turn on Mueller as they prepare for a disappointing end to his investigation.