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Interesting point here, why is the clamor over the hack and not over the information leaked? Why aren't more people reading this information and learning what the DNC thinks?
How Russia benefits from the DNC email leak
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LTC (Join to see) I think this election has been bought and paid for! Just my opinion. I think if HRC shot and killed someone today they could buy their way out of it. I'm not a happy camper with this year's election at all! Russia doesn't benefit in my opinion, but you never know what is happy in our corrupt government these days until its leaked!
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Since WikiLeaks actually leaked the DNC emails which could well be considered a public service LTC (Join to see) and the Russians are very familiar with the socialist democrats, I doubt the Russians would be learning much they didn't already know.
Debbie downer AKA Debbie Wasserman Schultz has now become a part of Hillary's entourage proving that one persons outrage is another person's joy at least in the democrat camp.
Debbie downer AKA Debbie Wasserman Schultz has now become a part of Hillary's entourage proving that one persons outrage is another person's joy at least in the democrat camp.
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LTC Stephen F. A reward for faithful service? Do you think she was promised a cabinet position as well?
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LTC Stephen F.
LTC (Join to see) - Debbie Wasserman Schultz has been a Doberman when it comes to supporting liberal/progressive projects and people and demonizing the opposition openly for Republicans, Tea Party members etc.
She limited her opposition to democrat party members to emails and private conversations it seems.
I doubt she would be promised a cabinet position although she would probably be offered a subordinate position which requires congressional approval.
She limited her opposition to democrat party members to emails and private conversations it seems.
I doubt she would be promised a cabinet position although she would probably be offered a subordinate position which requires congressional approval.
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LTC Stephen F.
LTC (Join to see) - there is a far amount of contradictory "information" but it seems that "Clinton says that Wasserman Schultz will serve as honorary chair of her campaign's 50-state program to help elect Democrats around the country."
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This is my response to the writer from the Washington Post, the progressive Rag.
"Tell me Ann, how does this compare to Bill clinton getting $500,000 from the Russian bank which then acquired 25% of the US Strategic Uranium Reserve, a deal approved by hillary's department of State?
Does it not put them into bed together? Now Pravda, (a Rag similar to yours, both serve masters), brags how brilliant Putin owns 25% of United States Uranium reserves.
In this case Putin not only tried, he won."
"Tell me Ann, how does this compare to Bill clinton getting $500,000 from the Russian bank which then acquired 25% of the US Strategic Uranium Reserve, a deal approved by hillary's department of State?
Does it not put them into bed together? Now Pravda, (a Rag similar to yours, both serve masters), brags how brilliant Putin owns 25% of United States Uranium reserves.
In this case Putin not only tried, he won."
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SGT Damaso V Santana I've read about some of the Uranium issue. It just keeps getting more interesting.
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SGT Damaso V Santana
LTC (Join to see) - They have now swept this under the rug, no media will mention it anymore. This is the way the progressives control public opinion, this is the way they have almost destroyed the fiber of who we are.
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