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Originally Posted by AksarbeN
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Ties to the Russians, yes--
But other connections left out that seem sinister and require more investigation---
Eric Prince's involvement (and his sister sits in Trump's cabinet)
The DeVos, Trump servers talking to the Russian bank's server--still not fully understood
Nadar's involvement w/Prince, the Saudis, and others
Robert Mercer who has a hedge fund with a miraculously successful return history that is alleged to be really a front for money-laundering for Putin and his buddies (there is lawsuit tied to that accounting)
That same ROBERT Mercer was behind Cambridge Analytica (data mining for GRU/Putin) to suborn US/Brexit elections
Robert Mercer's money brought Steve Bannon and KellyAnne Conway into Trump's campaign
Cambridge Analytica has supposedly declared bankruptcy--its records could well be destroyed using the bankruptcy as a covering device
Kushner's "back door" channel attempt w/Russia
The Seth Rich death and lawsuits
Brad Parscale, digital manager of Trump's 2016 campaign and current manager of the 2020, stonewalled Congressional requests for detailed info regarding the campaign's ties w/Cambridge Analytica
Gowdy refused to allow the Dems on the Committee to subpoena Parscale and the Trump Campaign
(Thanks, Trey)
The RNC hack that "didn't happen"--
It is very likely that Russia hacked the RNC like it did the DNC and chose NOT to reveal any of the info obtained
That is a sword hanging over the RNC and its candidates to this day
The RNC did not allow the FBI to investigate its servers (and the DNC was not very forthcoming either--but Wikileaks outed their info) and without a forensic investigation there is no way to know how bad it could have been compromised or how many others ties to the RNC could have been hacked as well...
Those are just few that come to my mind---
Oh--and Jill Stein's presence at the Russian dinner w/Flynn and whether she may have had support from Russia to act as diversion for some more liberal, progressive voters away from the DNC platform
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