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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Land Shark who wrote (1004793)3/8/2017 10:44:21 AM
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The VF article said no such thing

Again, you really don't know how to read, do you? I'm not sure you practice being stupid. I think you were born stupid, and it increases naturally with age for you. Try again, or have somebody over 7 read it to you:

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Originally, when writing this story, I intended to offer three hypotheses for what could have happened: (1) Sessions was colluding with Moscow and trying to hide it. (2) Sessions wasn’t colluding with Moscow, but he forgot about his meetings with Kislyak. (3) Sessions wasn’t colluding with Moscow, but decided to lie about contacts with Russians. […]

Then I reviewed the tape. And now I dismiss all three.

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The Associated Press’ Julie Pace also noted that all of the meetings being cited by liberals as possible sources of subversion were not illegal. In fact, there’s pretty much nothing wrong with any of the meetings Trump aides had with the Russians, including former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn. It’s not a scandal to meet with the Russians. Still, that hasn’t stopped scores of Democrats from calling for Sessions’ head in this matter. Sessions recently said that his answers to Leahy and Franken were truthful, and that he did not misled the committee.
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