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originally posted by: neformore
a reply to: ColdWisdom
ROFL
You know, I'm sitting here watching people who have spent the last 8 years proclaiming to be patriotic and anti-Obama (because they believed he wasn't a US national) now acting like sheep over the suggestion - by the CIA no less - that a foreign power (and Russia at that) may have intervened in a US election campaign and claiming its a Clinton conspiracy
Hell, some of these people would be calling for war had it been suggested that a democrat candidate had been aided.
Its like US politics has a massive case of patriotic amnesia. Its quite comedic.
originally posted by: neformore
a reply to: ColdWisdom
ROFL
You know, I'm sitting here watching people who have spent the last 8 years proclaiming to be patriotic and anti-Obama (because they believed he wasn't a US national) now acting like sheep over the suggestion - by the CIA no less - that a foreign power (and Russia at that) may have intervened in a US election campaign and claiming its a Clinton conspiracy
Hell, some of these people would be calling for war had it been suggested that a democrat candidate had been aided.
Its like US politics has a massive case of patriotic amnesia. Its quite comedic.
originally posted by: LSU0408
originally posted by: neformore
Imagine that headline on Brietbart eh?
Who'dathunkit
#notanunbiasedsource
#ifithadbeensuggestedthattherussianshelpedobamayou'dhaveallgonenutsaboutitandwantedhimshot
Can you disprove it or just attack the source?
So you are complaining about Obama trying to influence an election, but you're happy to dismiss a suggestion that the Russians may have done so?
The White House’s computers were down for weeks because of the intrusion by a “foreign power,” which the administration finally identified as Russia. It wasn’t just the White House, either; it was the entire Executive Office of the President, which comprises a good chunk of the executive branch. Nor was that all: the State Department’s computer system was hacked, too.
originally posted by: neformore
a reply to: Christosterone
Sematics. Put the shoe on the other foot. If there had even been a hint of it, the right would have gone ape.
And yet because its Trump, they accept it.
Except they didn't. Did they? Look at all the hooha when other countries leader stated that Trump would be a bad choice. They didn't like that one little bit. Nope. Know your roles and shut your mouths world, this is OUR election.... unless the Russians have some influence on it... then thats ok....
originally posted by: neformore
a reply to: ColdWisdom
ROFL
You know, I'm sitting here watching people who have spent the last 8 years proclaiming to be patriotic and anti-Obama (because they believed he wasn't a US national) now acting like sheep over the suggestion - by the CIA no less - that a foreign power (and Russia at that) may have intervened in a US election campaign and claiming its a Clinton conspiracy
Hell, some of these people would be calling for war had it been suggested that a democrat candidate had been aided.
Its like US politics has a massive case of patriotic amnesia. Its quite comedic.
originally posted by: neformore
a reply to: LSU0408
Breitbart is/was run by Trumps campaign manager.
Its not going to publish anything that suggests there might be something to this story, is it?
And its certainly going to try and make capital to discredit the opposition.
In the meantime, the CIA is suggesting something nefarious occurred, and Congress wants an investigation. No one is saying the result of the election may change, but the very idea of foreign influence in a US election that benefitted a democratic candidate would have been leaped on by Trump supporters as unpatriotic and damning. Because it may have benefitted Trump, however, it is apparently fantasy and fine.