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Sorry to interrupt the circle jerk fellas but you do understand that the Bernie supporters are distributing and talking about Bidens problems as much or more often than Trump supporters, right?
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8 months is a long time. Bernie could stroke out and Biden could wind up in a mental institute. There isn't a good scenario here.
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Chump is perfect, just ask him. Doesn't have to ask anybody 'cause he knows "everything perfect." And his taint lickers either believe it or refuse to acknowledge he's a moron.
Biden may have issues, but he's likely to appoint people he'll listen to with expertise and not fire them because he thinks they're insufficiently groveling suckups.
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I don't run, truthfully I lumber.Stapes wrote: ↑Mon Mar 09, 2020 10:13 pmOh wait??? I can hear the footsteps of Cheezy, Antknot, Charlie, Necro and Popcornboy running down the hall to tell me how much a delusional libtard I am blah, blah, vomit.
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Not me. I think both sides are full of hooey.Stapes wrote: ↑Mon Mar 09, 2020 10:13 pmOh wait??? I can hear the footsteps of Cheezy, Antknot, Charlie, Necro and Popcornboy running down the hall to tell me how much a delusional libtard I am blah, blah, vomit.
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Oh, thats a good one! ^^^
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bet this makes all the Sunday news shows, eh?
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ooooh The National Russia Association
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New Senate Report Alleges NRA Acted As ‘Foreign Asset’ For Russia Before 2016 Election
Topline: A new investigation by Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee found that the National Rifle Association acted as a “foreign asset” for Russia ahead of the 2016 election, raising key questions about the gun group’s possible violation of tax laws.
The 77-page report, released on Friday morning by Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon, concluded an 18-month probe by Democrats on the committee looking into the NRA’s ties to Russian officials, NPR first reported.
The findings provide new detail on the extent to which the NRA provided political access for Russian nationals Maria Butina and Alexander Torshin: Even though they were aware of the two individuals’ links to the Kremlin, top NRA officials paid for and facilitated their access to American politicians and political organizations.
The investigation also found that several top officials, including Pete Brownell, who later became NRA president, traveled to Russia in 2015 “primarily or solely for the purpose of advancing personal business interests, rather than advancing the NRA’s tax-exempt purpose.”
The Senate report details how, despite the NRA’s claims to the contrary, there is evidence that the gun group sanctioned the trip and tried to hide various payments related to it.
Wyden says these findings could lead to legal implications for the gun group, such as civil penalties or losing its tax-exempt status. Crucially, a tax-exempt organization is not allowed to use funds for the personal benefit of its officials or for other actions outside of its mission statement.
The NRA hasn’t yet made an official comment, but on Twitter it called the report “misleading” and criticized Democrats for “exaggerat[ing] details to support their narrative.”
Chief critics: The findings sharply split the committee, however, leading to a 19-page rebuttal from Republican members. Led by Senator Charles Grassley of Iowa, Republicans claim that the report paints a false picture of the NRA, using “facts and innuendo that together actually demonstrate little to nothing.”
Crucial quote: “During the 2016 election, Russian nationals effectively used the promise of lucrative personal business opportunities to capture the NRA and gain access to the American political system,” Wyden said on Friday. “The totality of evidence uncovered during my investigation, as well as the mounting evidence of rampant self-dealing, indicate the NRA may have violated tax laws.”
What to watch for: The next step, according to Wyden, is for the Internal Revenue Service to launch its own investigation into the NRA and whether it violated tax laws.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/sergeikleb ... da474a6852
Topline: A new investigation by Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee found that the National Rifle Association acted as a “foreign asset” for Russia ahead of the 2016 election, raising key questions about the gun group’s possible violation of tax laws.
The 77-page report, released on Friday morning by Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon, concluded an 18-month probe by Democrats on the committee looking into the NRA’s ties to Russian officials, NPR first reported.
The findings provide new detail on the extent to which the NRA provided political access for Russian nationals Maria Butina and Alexander Torshin: Even though they were aware of the two individuals’ links to the Kremlin, top NRA officials paid for and facilitated their access to American politicians and political organizations.
The investigation also found that several top officials, including Pete Brownell, who later became NRA president, traveled to Russia in 2015 “primarily or solely for the purpose of advancing personal business interests, rather than advancing the NRA’s tax-exempt purpose.”
The Senate report details how, despite the NRA’s claims to the contrary, there is evidence that the gun group sanctioned the trip and tried to hide various payments related to it.
Wyden says these findings could lead to legal implications for the gun group, such as civil penalties or losing its tax-exempt status. Crucially, a tax-exempt organization is not allowed to use funds for the personal benefit of its officials or for other actions outside of its mission statement.
The NRA hasn’t yet made an official comment, but on Twitter it called the report “misleading” and criticized Democrats for “exaggerat[ing] details to support their narrative.”
Chief critics: The findings sharply split the committee, however, leading to a 19-page rebuttal from Republican members. Led by Senator Charles Grassley of Iowa, Republicans claim that the report paints a false picture of the NRA, using “facts and innuendo that together actually demonstrate little to nothing.”
Crucial quote: “During the 2016 election, Russian nationals effectively used the promise of lucrative personal business opportunities to capture the NRA and gain access to the American political system,” Wyden said on Friday. “The totality of evidence uncovered during my investigation, as well as the mounting evidence of rampant self-dealing, indicate the NRA may have violated tax laws.”
What to watch for: The next step, according to Wyden, is for the Internal Revenue Service to launch its own investigation into the NRA and whether it violated tax laws.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/sergeikleb ... da474a6852
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Maria Butina developed a reputation in Russia for her love of guns - but it was her involvement with the National Rifle Association (NRA) that led to her getting in trouble with US authorities.
At the end of 2018 she pleaded guilty to being directed by a Russian government official to "establish unofficial lines of communication with Americans having power and influence over American politics".
The FBI said she plotted to use political groups, including the NRA, to establish "back channel" communication with official figures with the ultimate aim of influencing US foreign policy in favour of Russia.
Butina was given an 18-month sentence for her role in the endeavour and expressed regret at her involvement at trial.
Having been given credit for time served, the 30-year-old was released from custody slightly early on 25 October 2019.
She was expected to be deported immediately to Moscow.
Butina's arrest, in July 2018, was originally revealed within hours of President Donald Trump's heavily- criticised Helsinki summit with President Vladimir Putin.
Russia has maintained the charges against her are "fabricated" and that she is being pursued for "politically motivated" reasons.
Who is Maria Butina?
Born in the southern Siberian city of Barnaul in 1988, according to her Facebook page, she has enjoyed using weapons ever since she was a child, picking up a gun for the first time at the age of 10.
She went to the local Altai state university to study political and educational science. She appears to have been politically engaged and active in the university debating society.
Butina then set up a private furniture company, travelling widely abroad and remaining politically active with the youth wing of Vladimir Putin's United Russia party. And yet she attracted praise from opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who spoke of her as a "decent person".
Maria Butina says she has felt passionate about gun rights from a young age
Promoting gun rights was clearly a deep passion - she founded a group called the Right to Bear Arms and called for the sale of short-barrelled firearms to civilians to be made legal.
This, she argued, was "one of the last wishes of Mikhail Kalashnikov", the inventor of the AK-47 rifle.
The Russian edition of GQ magazine wrote an admiring profile, complete with photos of her in high heels and Versace, with revolvers in her hands.
Her self-defense drive fell flat because of government opposition.
But her movement continued to grow and one of its members was Alexander Torshin, a member of the Russian senate and deputy chairman of the Russian Central Bank.
He had close ties to the American NRA and Maria Butina became his "unpaid special assistant".
Mr Torshin was placed under US Treasury sanctions in April 2018, and is being investigated by the FBI over allegations of funnelling money to the NRA to aid the Trump campaign.
Although unnamed in the plea deal, Mr Torshin is clearly the Russian with whom Butina admitted conspiring in the plea deal. He retired from the bank in November 2018 and has not been charged.
Moving from Russia to US
Butina began travelling to the US for NRA conventions, apparently armed with a plan called The Diplomacy Project, aimed at setting up unofficial channels aimed at influencing US policy.
In 2015 she attended a Trump campaign event in Las Vegas, asking the presidential candidate about his views on US sanctions in Russia.
In December 2015 she invited NRA officials to Moscow, and they held meetings with "high-level Russian government officials" organised by Mr Torshin.
By 2016 she had a student visa for a Master's degree at American University in Washington DC.
She was living at the time with 56-year-old Paul Erickson, a South Dakota-based conservative political activist. He is alleged to have helped her pursue her plan.
She attended a National Prayer Breakfast in 2017 where President Trump gave a speech. "It is important to support Trump morally," she was quoted as saying in the Russian press.
She never shied away from a public profile. In one piece on the Russian Snob website she said her dream was "to live in a prosperous, highly developed country, leading in the world, and without migration".
In another interview in 2016 with the Russian-based Guns website, she said she hoped that the Russian government would allow her organisation "to work with young children in schools" - like the NRA in the US.
Her Facebook profile, and all the gun-toting images of her on it, remained active after her arrest.
A user claiming to be her sister updated her page asking for donations and even shared a video of her, apparently speaking while in detention.
'No spy qualities'
Alexander Torshin has made no comment on her arrest but the FBI said the two shared a string of messages when she was in the US.
He is under US sanctions, but has not been charged for his alleged role. In 2019 Republicans in the US Federal Election Commission (FEC) blocked further investigation of Mr Torshin and alleged illegal funding to the NRA from Russians.
Maria Butina's father has condemned the accusations against her
Butina's father Valery has called the charges against her "psychopathic and a witch-hunt". Her lawyer, Robert Driscoll, described her as an "ambitious young woman" not a political agent.
But under her plea deal, Maria Butina admitted to the charge of conspiracy. Despite prosecutors' claims that she damaged US national security, Butina insisted that she had no intention of harming the American people.
"I destroyed my own life," she told the court. "I came to the United States not under any orders, but with hope, and now nothing remains but penitence."
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-44885633
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At the end of 2018 she pleaded guilty to being directed by a Russian government official to "establish unofficial lines of communication with Americans having power and influence over American politics".
The FBI said she plotted to use political groups, including the NRA, to establish "back channel" communication with official figures with the ultimate aim of influencing US foreign policy in favour of Russia.
Butina was given an 18-month sentence for her role in the endeavour and expressed regret at her involvement at trial.
Having been given credit for time served, the 30-year-old was released from custody slightly early on 25 October 2019.
She was expected to be deported immediately to Moscow.
Butina's arrest, in July 2018, was originally revealed within hours of President Donald Trump's heavily- criticised Helsinki summit with President Vladimir Putin.
Russia has maintained the charges against her are "fabricated" and that she is being pursued for "politically motivated" reasons.
Who is Maria Butina?
Born in the southern Siberian city of Barnaul in 1988, according to her Facebook page, she has enjoyed using weapons ever since she was a child, picking up a gun for the first time at the age of 10.
She went to the local Altai state university to study political and educational science. She appears to have been politically engaged and active in the university debating society.
Butina then set up a private furniture company, travelling widely abroad and remaining politically active with the youth wing of Vladimir Putin's United Russia party. And yet she attracted praise from opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who spoke of her as a "decent person".
Maria Butina says she has felt passionate about gun rights from a young age
Promoting gun rights was clearly a deep passion - she founded a group called the Right to Bear Arms and called for the sale of short-barrelled firearms to civilians to be made legal.
This, she argued, was "one of the last wishes of Mikhail Kalashnikov", the inventor of the AK-47 rifle.
The Russian edition of GQ magazine wrote an admiring profile, complete with photos of her in high heels and Versace, with revolvers in her hands.
Her self-defense drive fell flat because of government opposition.
But her movement continued to grow and one of its members was Alexander Torshin, a member of the Russian senate and deputy chairman of the Russian Central Bank.
He had close ties to the American NRA and Maria Butina became his "unpaid special assistant".
Mr Torshin was placed under US Treasury sanctions in April 2018, and is being investigated by the FBI over allegations of funnelling money to the NRA to aid the Trump campaign.
Although unnamed in the plea deal, Mr Torshin is clearly the Russian with whom Butina admitted conspiring in the plea deal. He retired from the bank in November 2018 and has not been charged.
Moving from Russia to US
Butina began travelling to the US for NRA conventions, apparently armed with a plan called The Diplomacy Project, aimed at setting up unofficial channels aimed at influencing US policy.
In 2015 she attended a Trump campaign event in Las Vegas, asking the presidential candidate about his views on US sanctions in Russia.
In December 2015 she invited NRA officials to Moscow, and they held meetings with "high-level Russian government officials" organised by Mr Torshin.
By 2016 she had a student visa for a Master's degree at American University in Washington DC.
She was living at the time with 56-year-old Paul Erickson, a South Dakota-based conservative political activist. He is alleged to have helped her pursue her plan.
She attended a National Prayer Breakfast in 2017 where President Trump gave a speech. "It is important to support Trump morally," she was quoted as saying in the Russian press.
She never shied away from a public profile. In one piece on the Russian Snob website she said her dream was "to live in a prosperous, highly developed country, leading in the world, and without migration".
In another interview in 2016 with the Russian-based Guns website, she said she hoped that the Russian government would allow her organisation "to work with young children in schools" - like the NRA in the US.
Her Facebook profile, and all the gun-toting images of her on it, remained active after her arrest.
A user claiming to be her sister updated her page asking for donations and even shared a video of her, apparently speaking while in detention.
'No spy qualities'
Alexander Torshin has made no comment on her arrest but the FBI said the two shared a string of messages when she was in the US.
He is under US sanctions, but has not been charged for his alleged role. In 2019 Republicans in the US Federal Election Commission (FEC) blocked further investigation of Mr Torshin and alleged illegal funding to the NRA from Russians.
Maria Butina's father has condemned the accusations against her
Butina's father Valery has called the charges against her "psychopathic and a witch-hunt". Her lawyer, Robert Driscoll, described her as an "ambitious young woman" not a political agent.
But under her plea deal, Maria Butina admitted to the charge of conspiracy. Despite prosecutors' claims that she damaged US national security, Butina insisted that she had no intention of harming the American people.
"I destroyed my own life," she told the court. "I came to the United States not under any orders, but with hope, and now nothing remains but penitence."
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-44885633
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So Democrats “allege”. Not bipartisan?CaptQuint wrote: ↑Sat Mar 14, 2020 6:07 pm New Senate Report Alleges NRA Acted As ‘Foreign Asset’ For Russia Before 2016 Election
Topline: A new investigation by Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee found that the National Rifle Association acted as a “foreign asset” for Russia ahead of the 2016 election, raising key questions about the gun group’s possible violation of tax laws.
The 77-page report, released on Friday morning by Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon, concluded an 18-month probe by Democrats on the committee looking into the NRA’s ties to Russian officials, NPR first reported.
The findings provide new detail on the extent to which the NRA provided political access for Russian nationals Maria Butina and Alexander Torshin: Even though they were aware of the two individuals’ links to the Kremlin, top NRA officials paid for and facilitated their access to American politicians and political organizations.
The investigation also found that several top officials, including Pete Brownell, who later became NRA president, traveled to Russia in 2015 “primarily or solely for the purpose of advancing personal business interests, rather than advancing the NRA’s tax-exempt purpose.”
The Senate report details how, despite the NRA’s claims to the contrary, there is evidence that the gun group sanctioned the trip and tried to hide various payments related to it.
Wyden says these findings could lead to legal implications for the gun group, such as civil penalties or losing its tax-exempt status. Crucially, a tax-exempt organization is not allowed to use funds for the personal benefit of its officials or for other actions outside of its mission statement.
The NRA hasn’t yet made an official comment, but on Twitter it called the report “misleading” and criticized Democrats for “exaggerat[ing] details to support their narrative.”
Chief critics: The findings sharply split the committee, however, leading to a 19-page rebuttal from Republican members. Led by Senator Charles Grassley of Iowa, Republicans claim that the report paints a false picture of the NRA, using “facts and innuendo that together actually demonstrate little to nothing.”
Crucial quote: “During the 2016 election, Russian nationals effectively used the promise of lucrative personal business opportunities to capture the NRA and gain access to the American political system,” Wyden said on Friday. “The totality of evidence uncovered during my investigation, as well as the mounting evidence of rampant self-dealing, indicate the NRA may have violated tax laws.”
What to watch for: The next step, according to Wyden, is for the Internal Revenue Service to launch its own investigation into the NRA and whether it violated tax laws.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/sergeikleb ... da474a6852
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Is selling out to a foreign adversary bipartisan?Antknot wrote: ↑Sat Mar 14, 2020 6:16 pmSo Democrats “allege”. Not bipartisan?CaptQuint wrote: ↑Sat Mar 14, 2020 6:07 pm New Senate Report Alleges NRA Acted As ‘Foreign Asset’ For Russia Before 2016 Election
Topline: A new investigation by Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee found that the National Rifle Association acted as a “foreign asset” for Russia ahead of the 2016 election, raising key questions about the gun group’s possible violation of tax laws.
The 77-page report, released on Friday morning by Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon, concluded an 18-month probe by Democrats on the committee looking into the NRA’s ties to Russian officials, NPR first reported.
The findings provide new detail on the extent to which the NRA provided political access for Russian nationals Maria Butina and Alexander Torshin: Even though they were aware of the two individuals’ links to the Kremlin, top NRA officials paid for and facilitated their access to American politicians and political organizations.
The investigation also found that several top officials, including Pete Brownell, who later became NRA president, traveled to Russia in 2015 “primarily or solely for the purpose of advancing personal business interests, rather than advancing the NRA’s tax-exempt purpose.”
The Senate report details how, despite the NRA’s claims to the contrary, there is evidence that the gun group sanctioned the trip and tried to hide various payments related to it.
Wyden says these findings could lead to legal implications for the gun group, such as civil penalties or losing its tax-exempt status. Crucially, a tax-exempt organization is not allowed to use funds for the personal benefit of its officials or for other actions outside of its mission statement.
The NRA hasn’t yet made an official comment, but on Twitter it called the report “misleading” and criticized Democrats for “exaggerat[ing] details to support their narrative.”
Chief critics: The findings sharply split the committee, however, leading to a 19-page rebuttal from Republican members. Led by Senator Charles Grassley of Iowa, Republicans claim that the report paints a false picture of the NRA, using “facts and innuendo that together actually demonstrate little to nothing.”
Crucial quote: “During the 2016 election, Russian nationals effectively used the promise of lucrative personal business opportunities to capture the NRA and gain access to the American political system,” Wyden said on Friday. “The totality of evidence uncovered during my investigation, as well as the mounting evidence of rampant self-dealing, indicate the NRA may have violated tax laws.”
What to watch for: The next step, according to Wyden, is for the Internal Revenue Service to launch its own investigation into the NRA and whether it violated tax laws.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/sergeikleb ... da474a6852
“There’s …there’s two people, I think, Putin pays: [California Representative Dana] Rohrabacher and Trump … [laughter] … swear to God.” Leader of the House Republican Conference Kevin McCarthy R
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Is Rudy back from his fact finding mission in the Ukraine? Where is his amazing pile of facts that he was eager to show about hunter Biden? Where is the official investigation and arrest?
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A 'Never Biden' movement vows not to vote for Joe
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Bernie will endorse Biden and bring most of his supporters along. The Bernie wing of the dem party are still patriots, they understand the need to save the country from the despicable personality cult traitors who support the dear leader. A palate cleansing healing Biden presidency will set things back on course for the real reform y'all need anyway, right now you just need saving. A majority of the senate of the United States are currently traitors, this is not a tenable position for your democracy. There's nothing the next potus could do first term no matter who it is except begin to repair the damage, some of which cannot be repaired in the short to medium term. A country that welches cannot be trusted, and that's gonna take a while to repair.
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This is all full of shit and wrongAnalHamster wrote: ↑Sun Mar 15, 2020 11:07 pm Bernie will endorse Biden and bring most of his supporters along. The Bernie wing of the dem party are still patriots, they understand the need to save the country from the despicable personality cult traitors who support the dear leader. A palate cleansing healing Biden presidency will set things back on course for the real reform y'all need anyway, right now you just need saving. A majority of the senate of the United States are currently traitors, this is not a tenable position for your democracy. There's nothing the next potus could do first term no matter who it is except begin to repair the damage, some of which cannot be repaired in the short to medium term. A country that welches cannot be trusted, and that's gonna take a while to repair.
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How surprising that my obsessive fan club vp is derping nothing at me again. Get therapy, you sad old fart.
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necronomous wrote: ↑Sun Mar 15, 2020 11:29 pmThis is all full of shit and wrongAnalHamster wrote: ↑Sun Mar 15, 2020 11:07 pm Bernie will endorse Biden and bring most of his supporters along. The Bernie wing of the dem party are still patriots, they understand the need to save the country from the despicable personality cult traitors who support the dear leader. A palate cleansing healing Biden presidency will set things back on course for the real reform y'all need anyway, right now you just need saving. A majority of the senate of the United States are currently traitors, this is not a tenable position for your democracy. There's nothing the next potus could do first term no matter who it is except begin to repair the damage, some of which cannot be repaired in the short to medium term. A country that welches cannot be trusted, and that's gonna take a while to repair.
Every word is spot-on. You should have such clarity
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Here's some rare tissue. You should wipe that brown spot off your nose.Stapes wrote: ↑Sun Mar 15, 2020 11:57 pmnecronomous wrote: ↑Sun Mar 15, 2020 11:29 pmThis is all full of shit and wrongAnalHamster wrote: ↑Sun Mar 15, 2020 11:07 pm Bernie will endorse Biden and bring most of his supporters along. The Bernie wing of the dem party are still patriots, they understand the need to save the country from the despicable personality cult traitors who support the dear leader. A palate cleansing healing Biden presidency will set things back on course for the real reform y'all need anyway, right now you just need saving. A majority of the senate of the United States are currently traitors, this is not a tenable position for your democracy. There's nothing the next potus could do first term no matter who it is except begin to repair the damage, some of which cannot be repaired in the short to medium term. A country that welches cannot be trusted, and that's gonna take a while to repair.
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Any damn fool can navigate the world sober. It takes a really good sailor to do it drunk