Well if many many internet articles said that Hilary won the debates well by God it must be true. Guess next presidential election we should just skip the election and let many many internet articles decide who won.
Just saying! Same in football we should just mail the trophy to the team that has the # 1 recruiting class and forget playing the games under your scenario
Well. This wasnt the narrative. http://dailycaller.com/2017/08/14/t...ts-to-broker-meeting-with-russian-government/ The washington post has it too. Muh sources?
New Trump-Russia emails could establish a 'devastating' legal entanglement for Paul Manafort http://www.businessinsider.com/trum...ating-legal-papadopoulos-paul-manafort-2017-8 ..... Renato Mariotti, a former federal prosecutor wrote in a series of tweets that perhaps the most important implication of the news was that "everyone on those emails was aware of the concerns expressed in the emails about meeting with Russians..."If anyone on those emails later met with Russians or accepted aid from them," Mariotti continued, "the prior emails about concerns could be used to indicate that they knew that the meeting was problematic and potentially illegal but nonetheless persisted." The meeting Manafort attended in June included Trump's son Donald Trump Jr. and his son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner. Also present were Natalia Veselnitskaya, a Russian lawyer with ties to the Kremlin..... "If you're Paul Manafort and your defense is to say, 'I didn't think taking this meeting was a problem,' and then you have the prosecutor showing the jury emails that were sent a month earlier where people are raising precisely those same legal concerns — that's such devastating evidence in a trial,"..... ..... "I expect those earlier emails to be used against Manafort, who is already in the hot seat after the FBI executed a search warrant at his home," he wrote, referring to Papadopoulos' correspondence. "Although Manafort's lawyer suggests that the emails exonerate him, they appear problematic in light of the later meeting." Manafort has come under increased public scrutiny after The Post reported last week that the FBI conducted a predawn raid on his home in July..... Agents working with Robert Mueller, the special counsel leading the bureau's Russia investigation, left Manafort's home "with various records," according to The Post. Manafort has been cooperating with investigators' requests for relevant documents. But the search warrant obtained by the FBI in July indicates that Mueller managed to convince a federal judge that Manafort would try to conceal or destroy documents subpoenaed by a grand jury.
