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Saturday, March 10, 2018 5:59 AM

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Thats bekuz the old saying 'you can provide Rachel Maddow links to 6stringjack, but you cant make him watch' iz true.



You're talking about woman who actually cried on air when Hillary lost, J0.


You gotta help me on that one - I searched youtube and only found "Maddow Breaks down" clips that were obviously phonies. Did you see it or just hear that?

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Saturday, March 10, 2018 12:52 PM



That is the face of a woman who just lost her children in a house fire.

As you know, Maddow or her news network doesn't keep her videos online very long. Many times when J0 posts a link to one of her videos they don't work a few weeks later.

If anybody could find the actual video of her realizing that Hillary lost, I would appreciate it.



I actually did see it. I was enjoying watching people like her and The Young Turks heads explode, so I stopped watching people that were hopeful for a Trump win so I could see the breakdowns instead. Admittedly, I was still in a pretty dark place back then.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Saturday, March 10, 2018 9:29 PM

#10,235
https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2018/03/russian-connection-what-h
appened-moscow-inside-story-trump-obsession-putin-david-corn-michael-isikoff
/

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Trump was finally on his way in Russia. And shortly after the Miss Universe event, Agalarov’s daughter showed up at the Miss Universe office in New York City bearing a gift for Trump from Putin. It was a black lacquered box. Inside was a sealed letter from the Russian autocrat. What the letter said has never been revealed.


Wy do you think Mr. Shameless Braggart woud not be Trumpeting hiz special messaj from hiz hero to the world? Completely out uv karakter for the guy who puts framed picturez uv himself everywhere. A man so desperate for adulation that he put framed picturez uv hiz inaguaration az Prezident up 2 dayz afterward bogusly claiming 'the biggest crowd ever'!

Yet here he gets a sealed letter in a fansy black laquered box hand delivered and he keeps it a secret. Hmmm.

Gotta be bad. REEEELLY FREEKIN BAD!

My gess: It wuz to inform him uv all the Kompromat Putin haz on him. A document uv ownership. 'You are my puppet.'

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Saturday, March 10, 2018 9:41 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by JO753:
#10,235
https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2018/03/russian-connection-what-h
appened-moscow-inside-story-trump-obsession-putin-david-corn-michael-isikoff
/
Quote:

Trump was finally on his way in Russia. And shortly after the Miss Universe event, Agalarov’s daughter showed up at the Miss Universe office in New York City bearing a gift for Trump from Putin. It was a black lacquered box. Inside was a sealed letter from the Russian autocrat. What the letter said has never been revealed.


Wy do you think Mr. Shameless Braggart woud not be Trumpeting hiz special messaj from hiz hero to the world? Completely out uv karakter for the guy who puts framed picturez uv himself everywhere. A man so desperate for adulation that he put framed picturez uv hiz inaguaration az Prezident up 2 dayz afterward bogusly claiming 'the biggest crowd ever'!

Yet here he gets a sealed letter in a fansy black laquered box hand delivered and he keeps it a secret. Hmmm.

Gotta be bad. REEEELLY FREEKIN BAD!

My gess: It wuz to inform him uv all the Kompromat Putin haz on him. A document uv ownership. 'You are my puppet.'

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DUZ XaT SEM RiT TQ YQ? - Jubal Early

http://www.7532020.com



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This is the first of two excerpts adapted from Russian Roulette: The Inside Story of Putin’s War on America and the Election of Donald Trump (Twelve Books), by Michael Isikoff, chief investigative correspondent for Yahoo News, and David Corn, Washington bureau chief of Mother Jones. The book will be released on March 13.


So we're supposed to believe that Trump allowed a guy from Yahoo News and Mother Jones to tag along and document stuff they could have otherwise never known as it occurred?

I don't see anything in the article stating where this information would have been obtained.


Maybe I missed Trump's tweet where he said "Neener Neener, America! You'll never know what was in Agalarov’s daughter's box!"

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Sunday, March 11, 2018 2:17 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:

That is the face of a woman who just lost her children in a house fire.

As you know, Maddow or her news network doesn't keep her videos online very long. Many times when J0 posts a link to one of her videos they don't work a few weeks later.

If anybody could find the actual video of her realizing that Hillary lost, I would appreciate it.

I actually did see it. I was enjoying watching people like her and The Young Turks heads explode, so I stopped watching people that were hopeful for a Trump win so I could see the breakdowns instead. Admittedly, I was still in a pretty dark place back then.




Yeah, that's what I thought - you were drunk or full of shit or both. People can manipulate video just like still images and if a person wants to bad enough they'll fall for anything.
I switched around to all channels that night including Fux. I had never watched MSNBC because I couldn't stand her (shrill) and Williams was tainted, but their coverage was superior to the others imho. Matthews has some serious political chops, and Maddow actually held her own with him. She actually was laughing after they called it and made jokes and that made me want to watch her more, see if she knew her stuff (she did, she does). She has so far been the best MSM show for content that I've seen. Not surprised you fell for it - content ain't your thing.

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Tuesday, March 13, 2018 3:00 AM

Paper says Lamb win could lead to impeachment

The conservative Pittsburgh Post-Gazette editorial board has offered a novel endorsement of Republican Rick Saccone in Tuesday's surprisingly competitive special congressional election.

The newspaper says Democrat Conor Lamb is impressive, but argues that an upset in Pennsylvania could start a "Democratic wave" that would lead to President Donald Trump's impeachment.

https://www.ajc.com/news/the-latest-paper-says-lamb-win-could-lead-imp
eachment/wekjxq3eCV0bjSNgCd6QGM
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Tuesday, March 13, 2018 4:20 AM

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Originally posted by captaincrunch:

Yeah, that's what I thought - you were drunk or full of shit or both. People can manipulate video just like still images and if a person wants to bad enough they'll fall for anything.
I switched around to all channels that night including Fux. I had never watched MSNBC because I couldn't stand her (shrill) and Williams was tainted, but their coverage was superior to the others imho. Matthews has some serious political chops, and Maddow actually held her own with him. She actually was laughing after they called it and made jokes and that made me want to watch her more, see if she knew her stuff (she did, she does). She has so far been the best MSM show for content that I've seen. Not surprised you fell for it - content ain't your thing.



I didn't say that I was full of shit. I was drunk, but remember that night I was the one who wrote a post that T said was "righteous" and I was imploring you idiots to stop fighting.

Are you saying that those vid clips of her were doctored and she didn't cry? There are obvious tags underneath her that this was coverage from election night.

That was a very long night. Maybe at the end of it she "manned up" and stopped her crying and put on a happy face, but those images of her crying were real, and they were from that night. That was her initial and honest response to the events as they began to unfold.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Tuesday, March 13, 2018 9:07 AM

Introduction to Russian Roulette: The Inside Story of Putin's War on America and the Election of Donald Trump
www.amazon.com/Russian-Roulette-Inside-America-Election-ebook/dp/B075W
VX3MS


Donald Trump was suspicious from the start.

It was the afternoon of January 6, 2017, and for two hours, the president-elect had sat in a conference room at Trump Tower and listened to the leaders of the U.S. intelligence community brief him on an extraordinary document: a report their agencies had produced concluding that the Russian government had mounted a massive covert influence campaign aimed at disrupting the country’s political system and electing him president of the United States. Trump had controlled his anger during this meeting—at times raising questions, expressing doubts, and clinging to the idea that it might all be a lie, part of some Deep State plot to taint his defeat of Hillary Clinton the previous November and undermine his authority as president.

When the spy chiefs—Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, CIA director John Brennan, and National Security Agency director Adm. Michael Rogers—left the room, one of them stayed behind. FBI director James Comey then handed Trump something else. It was a two-page synopsis of reports prepared by a former British spy alleging that Trump and his campaign had actively collaborated with Moscow. The memos claimed Russian intelligence had collected compromising material on Trump that could be used to blackmail him, including a tape of him engaging in sordid behavior with prostitutes in a Moscow hotel room. The FBI was not giving him this information because it believed the reports, Comey explained to Trump. In fact, the Bureau hadn’t confirmed any of the lurid details—and Comey told him that he was not personally under investigation. But the material was circulating within the media and might become public. The intelligence community, Comey said, merely wanted to provide him a heads-up.

When Comey left, Trump was incensed. “It’s bullshit,” he told his aides. None of this was true. The discussion turned to why Comey had gone through this exercise. Suddenly, it all made sense to Trump. He knew exactly what this was.

“It’s a shakedown,” Trump exclaimed. They were blackmailing him. Comey—no doubt, with the approval of the others—was trying to send him a message. They had something on him.

Trump had seen this sort of thing before. Certainly, his old mentor Roy Cohn—the notorious fixer for mobsters and crooked pols—knew how this worked. So too did Comey’s most famous predecessor, J. Edgar Hoover, who had quietly let it be known to politicians and celebrities that he possessed information that could destroy their careers in a New York minute.

Now, as Trump saw it, Comey and the rest were trying to do this to him. But he was not about to let them.

Trump’s anger that day helped set the tone for one of the most tumultuous presidencies in American history. His first year in office would be filled with fits of rage at his political enemies, bizarre early-morning tweet storms, and repeated denunciations of the purveyors of “fake news” who challenged his honesty, his competency, and even his mental stability. Much of this turmoil related to the relentless investigations of Russia’s attack on the 2016 election—a subject that infuriated Trump more than anything else. Russia had become a rallying cry for his tormentors—the original sin of his presidency, a scandal that raised questions about both his legitimacy and the nation’s vulnerability to covert information warfare. Yet Trump defiantly refused to acknowledge Russia’s extensive assault as a real and significant event. In his mind, any inquiry into the matter was nothing but an effort to destroy him.

The Russia scandal, though, dated back decades. For years, Trump had pursued business deals in Russia, continuing to do so even through the first months of his presidential campaign—and this colored how he would engage with the autocratic, repressive, and dangerous Russian leader, Vladimir Putin. The Trump-Ru

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Tuesday, March 13, 2018 2:22 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by second:

Donald Trump was suspicious from the start.

It was the afternoon of January 6, 2017...



Can you see how this doesn't mean anything when it comes from people who woke up on November 8, 2016 after a full night of tears and a vendetta on their brain?

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Tuesday, March 13, 2018 2:56 PM

No.

But I can see how Trump supporterz can uze that to frame a story about bias.

The Congressional 'investigation' found no evidens uv colusion. They shoud start working on improving conditionz in prizonz wile they can.

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DUZ XaT SEM RiT TQ YQ? - Jubal Early

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