Yeah, that's unbecoming the President of the United States. Like using a 20 year old intern's vagina as a cigar holder in the oval office. Then lying under oath.
Yeah, that's unbecoming the President of the United States. Like using a 20 year old intern's vagina as a cigar holder in the oval office. Then lying under oath.
Yeah, that's unbecoming the President of the United States. Like using a 20 year old intern's vagina as a cigar holder in the oval office. Then lying under oath.
Or being interviewed by youtube "stars" instead of accredited members of the press. Or hiring an entire administrative staff full of commies and pushing bullshit social justice narratives and undermining law enforcement.
Ah, the fire can't stop spreading. Looks like EVERYBODY had to meet with russian operatives.
Ah, the fire can't stop spreading. Looks like EVERYBODY had to meet with russian operatives.
President Obama knew that Russia was meddling in our elections but did nothing and said nothing about it. He did assure us that our elections could not be compromised "even if someone tried"
That all changed when Trump won of course.
President Obama knew that Russia was meddling in our elections but did nothing and said nothing about it.
He did assure us that our elections could not be compromised "even if someone tried"
That's not true at all :dunno:
With respect, I think you'll find he was talking about fraud - the hands on manipulation of ballots or voting machines on any kind of broad spectrum. That sort of thing.
To expand some on this:
As early as September 5th the administration began issuing a series of warnings to Russia and Putin, including a personal one from Obama to Putin. But at that point a full consensus hadn't been reached by our intel agencies and the admin didn't want to appear to be playing politics. So it wasn't until October 7th that Clapper and Johnson first went public, issuing a joint statement "formally blaming Moscow for attempting to interfere in the election, including by hacking the computers of political organizations." On October 31 a final pre-election warning was sent to the Kremlin which was ignored until after the election, then denied. It wasn't until December that the FBI, who's investigative standards differ in some ways from the CIA's, jumped onboard to present a completely unified big 4 intel agencies confirmation. After that the sanctions were levied.