Re: What exactly did Trump Jr. do wrong?
Posted: Fri Jul 14, 2017 11:40 am
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I bet that hurt. Hope the headache goes away soon.Soccerdad1995 wrote:Let me see if I can explain this. Bear with me while I attempt to channel a liberal mindset by removing all reason and logic from my thought process.
You see, Donald Trump Jr. met with an agent working for the Russian government. This person was a clear danger to the US and was likely a spy, that's why she had been denied a VISA to enter the country (until AG Lynch granted a waiver because we shouldn't deny entry to anyone, including those who are a danger to our country).
But the thing that made it really bad, is that Don Jr. thought he was going to get some confidential info that could hurt Her Highness, Queen Hillary (I'll pause while you revere her name). It's kind of like when Access Hollywood released damaging private audio tapes that hurt Trump's chances, or when CNN was kind enough to give Her Highness debate questions ahead of time so she would be fully prepared to take down the evil Mr Trump. Except the big difference here, of course, is that this was done to hurt Queen Hillary, so it was bad. Very, very, bad. Likely treason, or some other death penalty offense.
Hopefully, that clears it up for you.
Syntyr wrote:
Based on the info above, I does seem obvious the Russian government was involved, but there is still an element of "so what?" in my mind. If someone said they had info that would help his dad win the election, what son would not want to find out what that was? Especially after what the Clinton camp had done, and was still doing at the time.der Teufel wrote:
So it seems evident from the start that DT Jr should have been aware that the info was represented as coming directly from the Russian Gov't.
I'm not saying this was any worse than what the Dems and Hillary were doing, but it's not good.
Or if they said (Russian Accent...) "We would like to meet to discuss hack to rig election box for upcoming election"mloamiller wrote:
I would think differently if the Russians had said "we'll help you make up junk against Clinton" and he still agreed to meet with them, but that doesn't appear to be the case.
mloamiller wrote:Based on the info above, I does seem obvious the Russian government was involved, but there is still an element of "so what?"
Sorry, total nonsense. The Russian lawyer was not a government rep. There was no attempt to interfere. FAKE NEWS.der Teufel wrote:mloamiller wrote:Based on the info above, I does seem obvious the Russian government was involved, but there is still an element of "so what?"
I think the issue here is that foreign governments and entities (companies, individuals) are not supposed to interfere in US elections. Candidates cannot accept contributions from foreign entities, nor should they accept other assistance. It comes down to meddling in our election process. That's the issue. A foreign government (Russia) attempted to interfere in a US election, and Donald Trump Jr. apparently was willing to go along with that. Such actions are not legal.
The previous administration interfered in the last Israeli election because Netanyahu was not liked. I guess that was ok though.der Teufel wrote:mloamiller wrote:Based on the info above, I does seem obvious the Russian government was involved, but there is still an element of "so what?"
I think the issue here is that foreign governments and entities (companies, individuals) are not supposed to interfere in US elections. Candidates cannot accept contributions from foreign entities, nor should they accept other assistance. It comes down to meddling in our election process. That's the issue. A foreign government (Russia) attempted to interfere in a US election, and Donald Trump Jr. apparently was willing to go along with that. Such actions are not legal.
The emails sent by Donald Trump Jr. say different. — http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-40571914Bitter Clinger wrote:Sorry, total nonsense. The Russian lawyer was not a government rep. There was no attempt to interfere. FAKE NEWS.der Teufel wrote:mloamiller wrote:Based on the info above, I does seem obvious the Russian government was involved, but there is still an element of "so what?"
I think the issue here is that foreign governments and entities (companies, individuals) are not supposed to interfere in US elections. Candidates cannot accept contributions from foreign entities, nor should they accept other assistance. It comes down to meddling in our election process. That's the issue. A foreign government (Russia) attempted to interfere in a US election, and Donald Trump Jr. apparently was willing to go along with that. Such actions are not legal.
Seriously? That is your source? APPLESAUCE.der Teufel wrote:The emails sent by Donald Trump Jr. say different. — http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-40571914Bitter Clinger wrote:Sorry, total nonsense. The Russian lawyer was not a government rep. There was no attempt to interfere. FAKE NEWS.der Teufel wrote:mloamiller wrote:Based on the info above, I does seem obvious the Russian government was involved, but there is still an element of "so what?"
I think the issue here is that foreign governments and entities (companies, individuals) are not supposed to interfere in US elections. Candidates cannot accept contributions from foreign entities, nor should they accept other assistance. It comes down to meddling in our election process. That's the issue. A foreign government (Russia) attempted to interfere in a US election, and Donald Trump Jr. apparently was willing to go along with that. Such actions are not legal.