Bipartisan Senate Intelligence panel concludes Russia meddled

[Starlight]

The Senate Intelligence committee, consisting of 7 Republicans and 6 Democrats has released a report today, concluding that Russia meddled in the elections to help Trump and hurt Hillary.

Findings that Russia meddled to help Trump beat Clinton were 'accurate and on point': Senate intel panel:

Findings by the intelligence community that Russia meddled in the 2016 presidential election to help Donald Trump win were "accurate and on point,"

The Senate committee appears to be taking their job seriously, unlike the House intelligence committee whos chairman (Trump co-conspirator Devin Nunes) has made a joke out of by so openly sabotaging it and having such obvious bias and conflicts of interest.

[One Bad Pig]

You cited Faux News? Are you feeling ok?

[Tassman]

The Senate Intelligence committee, consisting of 7 Republicans and 6 Democrats has released a report today, concluding that Russia meddled in the elections to help Trump and hurt Hillary.

Findings that Russia meddled to help Trump beat Clinton were 'accurate and on point': Senate intel panel:

Findings by the intelligence community that Russia meddled in the 2016 presidential election to help Donald Trump win were "accurate and on point,"

The Senate committee appears to be taking their job seriously, unlike the House intelligence committee whos chairman (Trump co-conspirator Devin Nunes) has made a joke out of by so openly sabotaging it and having such obvious bias and conflicts of interest.

It's a relief to know that there's some integrity left in Congress, particularly after the biased House Report led by Trump stooge Nunes. So now we have the Senate Committee agreeing with the original Intel assessments that Russia interfered in 2016 to help Trump win the election and discredit Hillary. It worked, the US now has a fake president who owes Putin big time. And it shows.

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[Charles]

It worked, the US now has a fake president who owes Putin big time. And it shows.

Sad but true.

[shunyadragon]

You cited Faux News? Are you feeling ok?

A clock is absolutely correct once in 12 hours even though it is broken.

[rogue06]

A clock is absolutely correct once in 12 hours even though it is broken.

A clock is absolutely correct once in 12 hours even though it is broken.

As I recently noted when this saying was mentioned in another thread

Even a broken clock gets the time right twice a day (presuming it's analog or not set to military time...).

Or broken like this

[ATTACH=CONFIG]28706[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]28707[/ATTACH]

That's why it's a "stopped clock"

Enough of channeling the singular naughty swine otherwise known as the pedantic pig.

Sorry, but it's #96 on my list of pet peeves.

[shunyadragon]

As I recently noted when this saying was mentioned in another thread

Sorry, but it's #96 on my list of pet peeves.

Let it be one of your 100 pet peeves, but nonetheless it is obvious you understood the meaning. If I did not peeve you on occasion I would consider myself a failure.

Once in a 'Blue Moon' Fox may on occasion get something right, but considering the the habitual lying tRump is recruiting FOX News to fill his cabinet and staff. FOX's batting average may approach 0.000.

At present tRump is citing FOX verbatum regularly:

Source: http://money.cnn.com/2018/07/03/media/fox-news-trump-obama-iran-deal/index.html

President Donald Trump appeared to rely on a dubious Fox News report Tuesday morning to unleash an attack on his predecessor, accusing President Barack Obama, without any real evidence, of granting citizenship to 2,500 Iranians as part of nuclear deal negotiations.
"Just out that Obama Administration granted citizenship, during the terrible Iran Deal negotiation, to 2,500 Iranians - including to government officials," Trump tweeted. "How big (and bad) is that?"

Jeff Prescott, the former senior director on Obama's National Security Council, called Trump's allegation "absurd and entirely false."

© Copyright Original Source

Source: https://www.cnn.com/videos/politics/2018/06/27/bill-shine-former-fox-news-executive-white-house-job-tsr-vpx.cnn/video/playlists/donald-trumps-administration/

Former Fox News executive takes White House job

Bill Shine, former Fox News executive, has accepted a senior position within the Trump administration, a source confirms to CNN

© Copyright Original Source

[Tassman]

Let it be one of your 100 pet peeves, but nonetheless it is obvious you understood the meaning. If I did not peeve you on occasion I would consider myself a failure.

Once in a 'Blue Moon' Fox may on occasion get something right, but considering the the habitual lying tRump is recruiting FOX News to fill his cabinet and staff. FOX's batting average may approach 0.000.

At present tRump is citing FOX verbatum regularly:

[cite=http://money.cnn.com/2018/07/03/media/fox-news-trump-obama-iran-deal/index.html]

[Mountain Man]

It's hilarious how liberals are breathing a big sigh of relief over this report when, first of all, the committee members all but openly signaled their bias and anti-Trump agenda from the start (for instance, committee head Mark Warner has close ties to Russian oligarchs who he secretly communicated with in 2017 in an effort to get the phony "golden showers dossier" released), and, secondly, the committee's report relies in large part on disclosures from the intelligence agencies who's ability to speak accurately and honestly about these matters is very much in question after the stunning revelations from the House Intelligence Committee and the Inspector General's report.

And true to the narrative, they're still being vague about what exactly Russia did and how it influenced the election. Even Mueller found himself was caught with his pants down when his indictment against the 13 "Russian trolls" blew up in his face. When challenged in court -- which he apparently never expected to happen -- he first tried to delay the trial, but when that didn't work he claimed that he couldn't show the evidence because it was a secret, and then when that didn't work, he finally claimed to have terabytes worth of evidence, but it's all in Russian, and he doesn't have English translations for it! It's like a plot from a sitcom.

[demi-conservative]

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[box]Findings by the intelligence community that Russia meddled in the 2016 presidential election to help Donald Trump win were "accurate and on point," according to an unclassified report and accompanying statement by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence released Tuesday...

While the FBI and CIA had "high confidence" that Russian President Vladimir Putin aspired to help Trump's election chances by denigrating opponent Hillary Clinton, the NSA had only "moderate confidence" in that assessment, according to the January 2017 analysis.

How many agencies this time???

[Tassman]

How many agencies this time???

https://www.vox.com/2018/7/3/1753253...election-putin