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#1  Edited By xdude85
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Just remember that at the end of the day, nothing will change.

America values its guns more than its citizens.

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#2  Edited By xdude85
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BREAKING NEWS ON THE CLINTON SCANDAL!

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PBS Frontline just aired this really fascinating documentary on the rise of Vladimir Putin, how he came to view the United States as his enemy, and how Russia interfered in the election.

This is also a 2-part series, and the next part is set to air a few days from now. I'll provide a link below so you guys can watch part one and will update it when the next half comes out.

Putin's Revenge Part 1

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Autocratic strong men control Russia and China and have a plan to not only stay in power, but to continue making their country stronger and be an influence in the world.

Meanwhile in America we're trying to re-start the coal industry.

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New York Times and the Guardian already reported on this, so it's hardly news. Opposition research and nothing more, the difference is that this research led down to a deep rabbit-hole.

What We Know and Don't Know About the Trump-Russia Dossier

■ In September 2015, a Washington political research firm, Fusion GPS, paid by a wealthy Republican donor who did not like Mr. Trump, began to compile “opposition research” on him — standard practice in politics.

■ Last June, after evidence of Russian hacking of Democratic targets surfaced, Fusion GPS hired a retired British intelligence officer, Christopher Steele, to investigate Mr. Trump’s ties to Russia.

■ After it became clear that Mr. Trump would be the Republican nominee, Democratic clients who supported Hillary Clinton began to pay Fusion GPS for this same opposition research.

What do We Know About Alleged Links Between Trump and Russia

Last year, a political intelligence firm in Washington, Fusion GPS, hired Steele to investigate Trump’s dealings with Russia. The DNC paid for the work after its initial funder, a wealthy Jeb Bush supporter, dropped out.

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#7  Edited By xdude85
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@Jacanuk said:

@xdude85: lol nice comeback.

Did you need help or did you really manage to come up with that yourself.

I did actually. Do you have anything of value to contribute, or are you just going to keep resorting to petty insults and inane rhetoric because others here disagree with you?

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#8  Edited By xdude85
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@Jacanuk said:
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What a lot of hot wind. I bet you are fun at parties with that skill.

Bush was a trained politician and almost bred for the job. Trump is a bit unpolished but he has not done nearly 1/10 of the shit Bush did.

As opposed to your skills which involves taking everyone's post out context and being a Trump apologist.

Sure mate and unicorns are real and iv heard their "ice cream" is delicious and the far left loves it.

Do you even listen to yourself when you talk?

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#9  Edited By xdude85
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@Jacanuk said:
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@sayyy-gaa said:

Ya, the liberals are a fun group.

One moment they hate the guy and deem him the worst and the next they salute him as a hero to america and forget all the shit he did.

Liberals you got to admire sometimes how much they believe in their own BS.

You are one delusional individual aren't you? I'm not absolving what of Bush did when he was president, he made terrible decisions, but at his core he at least had character and maturity. Trump is just terrible human being all around without an ounce of intelligence or basic human decency.

What a lot of hot wind. I bet you are fun at parties with that skill.

Bush was a trained politician and almost bred for the job. Trump is a bit unpolished but he has not done nearly 1/10 of the shit Bush did.

As opposed to your skills which involves taking everyone's post out of context and being a Trump apologist.

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#10  Edited By xdude85
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@Jacanuk said:
@sayyy-gaa said:
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When you find yourself looking back nostalgically at the days of George W. Bush, you know the country is fucked.

Ya, the liberals are a fun group.

One moment they hate the guy and deem him the worst and the next they salute him as a hero to america and forget all the shit he did.

Liberals you got to admire sometimes how much they believe in their own BS.

You are one delusional individual aren't you? I'm not absolving what of Bush did when he was president, he made terrible decisions, but at his core he at least had character and maturity. Trump is just terrible human being all around without an ounce of intelligence or basic human decency.