Trump is terrified of the investigation into his relationship with Russia — and he should be

In Benghazi there were four dead Americans, and a lie to cover a false narrative two weeks before the election. IN the case of Trump you the same cabal of idiots, dolts, and power hungry jackasses that gave us Benghazi and tried unfortunately with a great deal of success to cover up their abysmal incompetence using an equally false narrative to drive a sitting president from office.

 

And no one here was responsible for those deaths...end of story. It seems that the incompetency lies with GOP now doesn't it? Thirteen hearings and NOTHING.

 

Oh look, another nothingburger OP from the TDS posse.

 

What can I say the Clintons and Obamas are very good at hiding and stonewalling, and it doesn't help a damn bit the some of the Republican swamp monsters weren't really interested in finding the truth either.

 

You don't appear to be very interested in rooting out the truth about Trump concerning his long history of connections to the Russkies, Putin and the Oligarchs, but you point fingers at others for hiding the truth. Oh the irony!

 

"You can't plea bargain already, Mr President, you've not been charged with anything"

 

Hahaha "terrified!"

You guys crack me up.

 

Trump has daily zen moments with is lawyer at 6:30am to allow him to vent his terror some he does not keep firing at his feet. It's covered in the thread .

 

Thor, I see from your icon that you're wearing your tin foil hat, and that's good because this Trump-Russia thing is truly the Black Hole of Lib lunacy. Tell your handlers that this is now a non-starter and now they have opened a can of worms of their own. In their zeal to destroy Trump, they have incriminated their own kind like Lynch and Obama, Hillary, et al.

 

Washington (CNN)Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort filed documents with the Justice Department showing his consulting firm was paid more than $17 million between 2012 and 2014 for work on behalf of a pro-Russia political party in Ukraine.

The filing completed Manafort's registration under the Foreign Agents Registration Act, known as FARA, one of several legal issues that have been the focus of scrutiny by the FBI and Justice Department prosecutors, according to US officials briefed on the investigation.
The registration doesn't end the years-long US probe of Manafort and his firm which, because of Manafort's role as Trump campaign chairman last year, have become part of the broader investigation now led by special counsel Robert Mueller looking into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.

http://www.cnn.com/2017/06/28/politics/manafort-registers-foreign-agent/index.html

That's twice. According to Fox News, former national security adviser Michael Flynn was paid more than $67,000 by Russian companies before the presidential election, according to documents released in mid-March.

That's not all where Flynn is concerned. The former national security adviser Trump—who lasted only 22 days in the job—is at the center of various investigations. He has drawn scrutiny for his contacts with the Russian government (and for lying about those contacts), for his pocketing of $45,000 from Kremlin-backed RT (and his failure to disclose the payment), for his lobbying for Turkish interests (and his failure to disclose that as well), and for attending a meeting with Turkish officials during which a plan reportedly was discussed for abducting a US-based foe of that country’s president. But one Flynn mystery has received little attention: What was the original source of the $530,000 he was paid last summer and fall—when he was Trump’s top national security aide—to be an agent for Turkish interests?

Some say Flynn is singing like a canary to Mueller's investigators.

More and more it is beginning to look like Trump's campaign staff colluded with the Russians when they interfered in our election. There is an awful lot of people associated with Russia who are also associated with Trump.

Another good example is Trump's attorney general, Jeff Sessions. He met with the Russian ambassador, Sergey Kislyak, twice in 2016 while a member of Trump's campaign staff. He then lied about it at his Senate confirmation hearing. Sessions claimed meeting Kislyak was in the performance of his duties. In 2016, of the 26 members of the Senate Armed Services Committee, only one member met with Kislyak, Jeff Sessions. Sessions recused himself from the FBI investigation involving Trump's campaign staff and the Russians.

Others on Trump's campaign staff who had Russian connections include Carter Page, former Trump foreign policy adviser; Roger Stone, informal adviser; and JD Gordon, former Trump campaign national security adviser.

Either Trump's staff colluded with the Russians or Trump did a lousy job of vetting his personnel. It's one or the other. There is no third choice.

Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law and senior adviser, is also a focus of the FBI investigation for his contacts with Russia.

It is no wonder Trump is trying desperately to change the narrative. He is terrified of Mueller's investigative staff.

Is this positive proof of collusion? Of course not, but it is strong circumstantial evidence.

 

Such a concept goes right over the head of the gullible and blinded pro-Trump echo chamber.

 

Yes, like Van "Nothing Burger" Jones is just a "gullible and blinded pro-Trump echo chamber."

 

And it is! Why else did you think they would all be lawyering up?

 

And the CNN producer had similar sentiments. Democrats are inflicting self harm on the regular.

 

The MSM executives are just money grubbing crooks selling "nothing burgers" for big bucks. The people who still believe Fake News are a small and shrinking minority.

 

With no improvements to the property.

 

Here is your unbiased media. LOL

 

No. But, for a conspiracy to commit, an actual step toward that crime must be taken -- else, all the state has is people talking.

 

That is the law.

 

Lol, like how you thought Clinton was going to get 350+ EV, just siphoning your "opinions" from corrupt media... That was pretty gullible.

Trump isn't going to get impeached, but knowing you you probably think its a LOCK

You make great fodder, I'll give you that.

This Russia thing is as dumb, and predictable as the chance Trump would go to all three debates (Ronstar wherever you are)

 

Then you are a legend in your own myopic mind. What you have seen (and that an sure unknown) would never be the real evidence of the backbone of an investigation as that would be detrimental to prosecution. Mueller is going to wrap this up once he is finished and that's why he has hired a crack prosecution team. As far as "There is nothing criminal there", that opinion is limited only to the Trump cultist.

 

And the counter argument is, a CARTOON, lmfao, a fitting response, and I'm not at all surprised

 

Um ?? You honestly need a answer to that question?

Well yes! Yes that is being good at business, that's the sort of deal/payoff some California realtors will actually prostitute themselves out for!

It's a good example of smart meets SUCKER

 

Correction, to be historically correct that would be Comrade Van "Nothing Burger" Jones.

 

The General public gives two shits about leftist Russian conspiracy theories.
The Russian narrative is unraveling in the media.
The Democratic Party is starting to run away from the this Russian nonsense.

But, you stay classy, and keep pumping out these types of threads, regressive flatearthers on PF.