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The Senate says Russia was trying to influence the election.
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RE: The Senate says Russia was trying to influence the election.
(07-03-2018 06:08 PM)TechRocks Wrote:  I read the link. No meat, just hash (re-hash) of year old info.
Yeah, I have no doubt that the Ruskis tried to fark around with our election.
His Orangeness though has a valid question. Why in the world would the FBI not demand to inspect the DNC server? Would that not be akin to a bank manager calling the FBI to report that his bank's safe was broken into the night before, but he then refuses to give them access to the safe, and then the FBI puts out an APB on a suspect based on forensics supplied by the bank manager?

Pretty much.
07-03-2018 06:18 PM
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