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To: James Seagrove who wrote (1027324)	8/11/2017 3:28:53 PM
From: Brumar89	Respond to of 1577168

That was a lying slanderous post. You're just a pathetic Trump worshipper who is angry because your idol is insulted.

To: James Seagrove who wrote (1027324)	8/11/2017 3:30:38 PM
From: Brumar89	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1577168

. @WSJ: Trump's DC hotel raised its rates 57% over its budgeted prices in the months after Trump became president Monetizing the Presidency. Bigly! The constitution bans emoluments (defined in the 18th century as profits) from foreign states. But Toxic Trump thinks he's above the law and the Constitution.

To: James Seagrove who wrote (1027324)	8/11/2017 3:33:34 PM
From: Brumar89	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577168

Remembering, right after the election Russia said it had been contact with the Trump campaign throughout the campaign: MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Russian government was in touch with members of President-elect Donald Trump's political team during the U.S. election campaign and knows most of his entourage, one of Russia's most senior diplomats told the Interfax news agency on Thursday. Accused by defeated Democratic contender Hillary Clinton of being a puppet of President Vladimir Putin after praising the Russian leader, Trump has dismissed suggestions he had anything to do with the Russian government during the campaign. But in comments that could prove politically awkward for the president-elect, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said there had indeed been some communications. "There were contacts," Interfax cited Ryabkov as saying. "We are doing this and have been doing this during the election campaign." Such contacts would continue, he added, saying the Russian government knew and had been in touch with many of Trump's closest allies. He did not name names. "Obviously, we know most of the people from his (Trump's)entourage. Those people have always been in the limelight in the United States and have occupied high-ranking positions," he said. "I cannot say that all of them, but quite a few have been staying in touch with Russian representatives." Moscow was just beginning to consider how to go about setting up more formal channels to communicate with the future Trump administration, said Ryabkov. A spokeswoman for Trump did not immediately respond to a request for comment. FBI INQUIRYThe Federal Bureau of Investigation opened a preliminary inquiry in recent months into allegations that Trump or his associates might have had questionable dealings with Russian people or businesses, but found no evidence to warrant opening a full investigation, according to sources familiar with the matter. The agency has not publicly discussed the probe. The U.S. government has blamed Russia for cyber attacks on Democratic Party organizations. Trump, who has spoken of his desire to improve tattered U.S.-Russia ties, has said he might meet Putin before his inauguration, but Putin's spokesman has said there are currently no plans for such a meeting. Interfax reported on Wednesday that Dmitry Peskov, Putin's spokesman, would be in New York this week for a chess tournament, a few blocks from Trump Tower, where the president-elect has his office. But it cited Peskov as saying he did not plan to pass any message to Trump from Putin. The Russian parliament erupted in applause on Wednesday when it heard that Trump had been elected and Putin told foreign ambassadors he was ready to fully restore ties with Washington. Ryabkov was more circumspect though, saying the Russian Foreign Ministry felt no euphoria about the Republican's win despite wanting to normalise relations with Washington. Moscow and Washington are at odds over Syria, Ukraine and NATO. Ryabkov said Trump's allies had made some tough statements about Russia during the campaign and that his ministry was therefore not harbouring any "rose-tinted" hopes. "We are not expecting anything in particular from the new U.S. administration," Interfax cited Ryabkov as saying. reuters.com

To: James Seagrove who wrote (1027324)	8/11/2017 3:46:08 PM
From: Brumar89	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577168

Putin kicked out our people and Trump jokingly thanked him for it. Is there a level below "beta"? Replying to @justinhendrix @TheRickWilson Yes. Cuck! Short for cuckold. Look it up. His last two wives had/have lovers .. one of them on Trump's payroll: Hank Sievers Hank Sievers - Melania's plaything from Tiffanys Spencer Wagner - one of Marla's b/f's (there was also Michael Mailer) A rich guy who marries beautiful wives he can't satisfy to show them off on his arm.