OMGOMGOMG GUYS!!!! GUYS!!!!!! THIS IS IT!!111 FINALLY AFTER ALL THESE OTHER TIMES OF BEING IT THIS IS ACTUALLY IT!!111 IT'S HEATING UP NOW GUYS!!!11
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OMGOMGOMG GUYS!!!! GUYS!!!!!! THIS IS IT!!111 FINALLY AFTER ALL THESE OTHER TIMES OF BEING IT THIS IS ACTUALLY IT!!111 IT'S HEATING UP NOW GUYS!!!11
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Originally Posted by Wrathbringer
Was he just a bagel guy? Or maybe he was to manafort what manafort was to trump; just a low level dude who was only there for a short time? LOL. These fucks have no shame. Straight up lying. I don't even blame them because their followers love it. They dig trumps lie and eat it up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Androidpk
Yeah, it's become a VERY predictable response. My boyfriend and I have a running joke about how hard it is to find good interns these days every time someone from his campaign gets indicted or ends up being caught knee deep in the GRU.Quote:
Originally Posted by cwolff
Nothing surprising here, but Christopher Wylie is going to be meeting with Mueller:
Honestly, if they need him to provide evidence that the Trump campaign misused that data then this is going to be a tough climb. He needs someone else to whistleblow with some hard evidence at this point, and Wylie has been clear that he doesn't have it.Quote:
Wylie tells NBC's "Meet the Press" that he plans to meet with "both Congressional investigations and also law enforcement and the Department of Justice." Democrats on a House Intelligence Panel have previously said they would interview Wylie.
Special counsel Robert Mueller was appointed by the Justice Department to run the election probe and has been scrutinizing connections between Cambridge Analytica and Trump's Republican campaign.
Though it's always possible Bannon will cooperate and provide testimony for it- which means they would use Wylie as a corroborating witness.
There's an equal possibility that the data wasn't used for the Trump campaign, or that what they did isn't actually illegal. The case law for the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act is really fuzzy on this, and honestly there are very good reasons not to try to convince the Courts to apply the CFAA to civilian situations like this. (Or suddenly sharing passwords is potentially a felony). This is REALLY not my area though- so there may be other laws that could more clearly apply to this situation that I'm not aware of.
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Originally Posted by time4fun
Really getting hot now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wrathbringer
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Would be nice to know what Bannon and Mueller talked about during his deposition.Quote:
Originally Posted by time4fun
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Originally Posted by time4fun
Probably what we are going to do to handle all the democrat tears when he ends the witch hunt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Androidpk