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Eh, Ron Paul never had a chance. RP got ~6% & 11% of the primary vote the times he ran, Sanders got ~43%. There was broad public support for Sanders, at least among Democrats.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neveragain
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Originally Posted by Taernath
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Originally Posted by Androidpk
Special Counsel Robert Mueller and his legal team has moved to drop charges that were brought last week in an expansive superseding indictment against Rick Gates. The 32-count indictment issued in the Eastern District of Virginia accused Gates of tax and bank fraud.
Why it matters: Mueller's decision to drop the more expansive charges against Gates suggests that he may have provided good information for Mueller's probe. Gates still faces an advisory sentence of 57 to 71 months under his guilty plea, per Bloomberg, but it's worth nothing that the "prosecution can request a shorter sentence but isn't required to do so." Gates pled guilty last week to charges filed in the District of Columbia on counts of conspiracy against the United States and lying to the FBI and the Special Counsel.
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ooooooooooooo it's really heating up now!!!!!11
From the people who published the Dossier..
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Amid the opportunists, weirdos, trolls, and pawns who make up the cast of the Russian plot to interfere in American politics, Joseph Mifsud stands out.
The Maltese professor, who allegedly delivered word of Hillary Clinton’s stolen emails to Donald Trump's campaign, is an authentically mysterious figure, his true role and ties to Russian intelligence unclear.
And while others like former Trump campaign aides George Papadopoulos and Carter Page – and their friends and girlfriends – told their stories, Mifsud went to ground. His biography disappeared from one university where he taught and he quit his job at another university. His email and cell phones went dead. And politicians, colleagues and journalists can't find him.
Neither can Anna, his 31-year-old Ukrainian fiancee, who says he is the father of her newborn child. And her story, snatched from the pages of a John le Carré novel, offers a glimpse at the human collateral damage of an intelligence operation in which the mysterious Mifsud was allegedly a central figure.
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I don't think we'll be seeing him again.
Might not matter though. That epidemiologist from Atlanta who went home sick and hasn't been seen since may have just started the Walking Dead. LOL
Very interesting. Mueller is a busy beeQuote:
Originally Posted by Androidpk
Jeff Sessions: DOJ will open investigation into FISA abuses
From the Washington Examiner. Is that the Moonie paper? Anyway, this is how we lose the Republic.