Evidence of Collusion

your guess means as much to me as your prediction that Hillary would be president did.

just having a good time before I have to leave for dinner.


My guess that Hillary would win was much closer than yours that the birther bullshit would keep Obama off of several state ballets in 2012.You also thought Romney was going to win but he didn't win The EC or popular vote.
 
so let me understand this.

its ok for the dnc's operative to get opposition research from a british spy who got it from russians...

but its not ok for Trump Jr to take a meeting with someone who says she has opposition research.

Frankly, I don't care if this takes trump down... but if what Trump jr. did was wrong then what the hillary's dnc did was worse... and how did this dossier get to McCain did he know he was getting info from russia too?

1. Evidence needed that the 'dnc operative' setup the meeting

2. The 'spy' in question was NOT working for the British government at the time, he was a private citizen and Fusion GPS employed him - not the DNC. Fusion GPS is NOT a DNC operative, quit making stupid excuses for treason.

3. There is no Hillary DNC, just like RNC isn't responsible for Trump's illegal acts, DNC isn't either even with your six degrees of Kevin Bacon.
 
No doubt that's true. Meuller's position is obvious from the get-go based on his clear conflict on interest. He might as well wear a tee shirt that says "Comey Is My Homey." Most likely that works for you. Same way the tarmac summit did.

Trump's DOJ appointed Mueller, why don't you complain to them.
 
its not deflection, its pointing out to you that the argument that Trump Junior could not meet with someone to get opposition research makes no sense.
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No, he CANNOT meet foreigners for opposition research - that's against the law as I already cited. Trump Jr. is fucked which is why even Daddy Trump is denying he ever knew about the meeting.
 
What law is that?

52 U.S.C. 30121:

It shall be unlawful for (1) a foreign national, directly or indirectly, to make (A) a contribution or donation of money or other thing of value, or to make an express or implied promise to make a contribution or donation.
 
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