Congress bipartisan effort affirming Intel Findings on Russia Election Intereference (Rush Limbaugh, Putin)

[JohnBoy64]

Keep an eye on this space. It would be a prelude to protecting Mueller. And also in light of our current circumstances the right thing to do.

https://twitter.com/costareports/sta...91092854992896

[dashrendar4454]

Originally Posted by JohnBoy64

Keep an eye on this space. It would be a prelude to protecting Mueller. And also in light of our current circumstances the right thing to do.

https://twitter.com/costareports/sta...91092854992896

Flake? The guy who won’t be running again since he knows he would lose a primary on a landslide? Lmao

[saltine]

Flake certainly is the proper name.

[burdell]

Originally Posted by dashrendar4454

Flake? The guy who won’t be running again since he knows he would lose a primary on a landslide? Lmao

And that has WHAT to do with the validity of the intel findings?

Or, are you a proponent of taking the word of an 18 year KGB agent/brutal Russian dictator over the word of Americans working for America?

[JohnBoy64]

Originally Posted by dashrendar4454

Flake? The guy who won’t be running again since he knows he would lose a primary on a landslide? Lmao

Lets see if it gets to the floor...at least it will be something. I will take anything right now.

[PilgrimsProgress]

Why is a bill needed to affirm Mueller's findings? Don't they trust him either? Mueller kicked the case, which Rosenstein announced on Friday, over to the counterintelligence dept. which supposedly means it will quietly collect dust. No criminal prosecutions. Rush Limbaugh speculated today that is why the media is having a meltdown, knowing that's the end of their revenge fantasies.

[JohnBoy64]

Originally Posted by burdell

And that has WHAT to do with the validity of the intel findings?

Or, are you a proponent of taking the word of an 18 year KGB agent/brutal Russian dictator over the word of Americans working for America?

I think it is becoming clear Trumpers are taking the word of the 18 year KGB agent/brutal Russian dictator over our own intelligence agencies.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sedition

[dashrendar4454]

Originally Posted by JohnBoy64

I think it is becoming clear Trumpers are taking the word of the 18 year KGB agent/brutal Russian dictator over our own intelligence agencies.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sedition

I don’t trust either


Putin is a dictator but that doesn’t make our agencies beyond reproach

[JohnBoy64]

Originally Posted by PilgrimsProgress

Why is a bill needed to affirm Mueller's findings? Don't they trust him either? Mueller kicked the case, which Rosenstein announced on Friday, over to the counterintelligence dept. which supposedly means it will quietly collect dust. No criminal prosecutions. Rush Limbaugh speculated today that is why the media is having a meltdown, knowing that's the end of their revenge fantasies.

Rush is quite talented with his spin...I do hand it to him for that.

[RedZin]

Originally Posted by PilgrimsProgress

Why is a bill needed to affirm Mueller's findings? Don't they trust him either? Mueller kicked the case, which Rosenstein announced on Friday, over to the counterintelligence dept. which supposedly means it will quietly collect dust. No criminal prosecutions. Rush Limbaugh speculated today that is why the media is having a meltdown, knowing that's the end of their revenge fantasies.

Because this is how Congress and committees work.

You're citing "Rush Limbaugh" as a reliable source?

I'll go ask one of our cats what she thinks... hold a sec... I'll get back to you.