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To: jlallen who wrote (1011289)	4/13/2017 9:52:44 PM
From: Brumar89	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575337

You didn't answer my question. So I'll take that as an indication you WILL support Trump pardoning everyone involved. So no, I won't apologize because we already know the Trump stuff isn't all BS. He HAS had a campaign director, Manafort, resign over foreign ties. That guy has now after the fact registered as a foreign agent, which is an acknowledgement of past wrongdoing. We know Flynn had similar foreign ties and he's also registered AFTER the fact. And we know Flynn has publicly asked for immunity in exchange for testimony. This post facto registration stuff is like paying your taxes after you get caught. We also know he named a nobody who had ties to Russian spies - convicted and expelled Russian spies - as an advisor. We know another guy who is a defacto Russian apologist has quickly resigned from his administration - Boris Epshtyn. We know he had the Republican platform on Ukraine changed. We know he's been an apologist for Putin for a long time, making unusual comments like disparaging NATO and other US allies, hinting very strongly that he'd lift sanctions, recognize the Crimean annexation, defended Putin's crimes to the point of putting down the US. This is all very weird and suspicious simply on the face of it. Now he's betrayed Putin now that he's in office. But that's the kind of guy he is. Doesn't mean he wasn't secretly promising favors in exchange for campaign help.