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Senate Intelligence Committee backs assessment of Russia election meddling
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RE: Senate Intelligence Committee backs assessment of Russia election meddling
I dont for a minute think the Russians wanted people to vote for Trump. Like most of the Media, unless Russian, has better info, and more grounded to the American people....

thought Hillary was going to win

I don't think Russia believed Trump had a shot at winning and with any negative ad or trolling towards Hillary it was done to discredit her after winning. If you use common sense, that's more likely than what this report is saying. It wasn't to help Trump, it was to discredit the future president....

the problem was the media was only paying attention to the loud mouths and not middle America that was to busy working to answer their polls or voicing their opinions on twitter day after day after day
(This post was last modified: 07-06-2018 08:28 AM by WKUYG.)
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