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You want a smoking gun for the Russian collusion? This is it. We still don't have proof who fired the gun, but it is smoking alright. Big time smoking.
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Something was bugging me about the September '16 hack of the DNC analytics (beyond that it would give an opponent much of what they'd need to figure out who to target & with what). What was it? A couple weeks later, the Trump campaign abruptly & massively shifted their ad buys.
7 Oct 2016: MaggieHaberman: Trump Campaign is cancelling hundreds of thousands of dollars in advertising in Fla, NC, OH, possibly other states. Maggie Haberman and others wondered at the time (after Trump campaign said the shift was "data driven") what data would drive so large a shift, so late, out of rural areas and into bigger markets with populous suburbs. Trump advertised in Wisconsin the next week for the first time in the general election cycle.
1. The Russians stole the data and sat on it. (Which makes one wonder why they stole it in the first place). And miraculously the Trump campaign had an epiphany and completely changed their strategy. A strategy that would align with the analysis of the stolen data but their epiphany is completely independent of it.
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2. The Russians stole the data and anonymously dropped it off at the front step of Trump's campaign. The Trump campaign, without questioning where the data was from, bought into it 100% and started to change their strategy.
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3. The Russians stole the data and shared with the Trump campaign. In other words, collusion!
Well, if one football team got the playbook of the opposing football team - wouldn't they change their tactics to address what they just learned from stolen material?
(I thought maybe using a sports analogy would help the Trumplings comprehend).
You want a smoking gun for the Russian collusion? This is it. We still don't have proof who fired the gun, but it is smoking alright. Big time smoking.
1. The Russians stole the data and sat on it. (Which makes one wonder why they stole it in the first place). And miraculously the Trump campaign had an epiphany and completely changed their strategy. A strategy that would align with the analysis of the stolen data but their epiphany is completely independent of it.
Or
2. The Russians stole the data and anonymously dropped it off at the front step of Trump's campaign. The Trump campaign, without questioning where the data was from, bought into it 100% and started to change their strategy.
Or
3. The Russians stole the data and shared with the Trump campaign. In other words, collusion!
Which one do you think it is?
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OR
Kelly Ann Conway did an interview right after the election. In it she told how that they did their own polling which showed Trump doing well in certain states that he wasn't supposed to be doing as well in.
They changed their strategy and campaigned in states that usually would have gone Democrat.
Hillary didn't bother with those states. She was too busy hiding her sickness.
This is pure speculation, the new normal in US journalism, descending to a level even below The National Enquirer and now matching Fox News. The press has helped to divide America into two alternative, made-up realities, neither of which have any factual basis. Is there a third alternative, anywhere? None that I have seen or heard.
Hahahaha! Rachel Maddow is speculating over something "sticking in her craw" and you call it "smoking gun"?
LMFAO!
Oh, lefties, you must continue, this is some of the best comedy out there right now.
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