Seems like a non-consequential meeting among hundreds of others, that he wouldn't particularly remember the details. It's not like a major foreign...
Constitutional scholar Jonathan Turley again. The text in big font is how I see it. I'm looking at the claims and the legality and even the concept...
Change the first line to "Russia, Russia, Russia" and you have a winner.
I was just about to post this. But here's something to add: [ATTACH]
The programming language on the screen is Java. Poorly formatted as it is. FWIW
You know I'm just ribbing you. I'm impressed by you and your work. Keep it up!
In other news, the glaciers that covered the great lakes are long gone, too.
At least you agree "science" is politicized. That's a start. When "science" becomes about "consensus" (that's a vote), it's actual politics and not...
Just this. Use your brain.
After all these months, the media wing of the democratic party has painted a story of people in the campaign colluding with Russia to hack and...
You seem to be influenced by resumes.
He's signed dozens of bills passed by congress. It would be silly to think there wasn't negotiation between the White House and congress on those....
The emails are there in plain english for all to read into what isn't there.
Why and what is that every campaign looks for oppo research and dirt on their opponents.
Looks like this person approached the Trump campaign. It's not like they hired a British firm to do opposition research on his opponent(s).
The emails don't suggest anything else, either.
Speaking via a translator, Veselnitskaya denied that she was ever in possession of any "damaging or sensitive information" about Clinton and that "it...
That's what the email say and the lawyer from Russia. What's not to believe?
You're looking at his worst season. Anderson has averaged 16 PPG and 17 PPG in 30 minutes in a season, 81 games and 66 games. That would be 6/7...
They wanted to listen. Doesn't at all look like there was anything to listen to. A ruse to get a meeting to lobby for a change in US law about...
Separate names with a comma.
