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To: Bigtigermike

So 0.1% of the payments were misidentified, and the other 99.9% are people bribing Trump.


17 posted on 05/09/2018 12:22:46 PM PDT by babble-on
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To: babble-on

“So 0.1% of the payments were misidentified, and the other 99.9% are people bribing Trump.”

Produce the Evidence or Shut the F*** up.


18 posted on 05/09/2018 12:25:03 PM PDT by heights
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To: babble-on

I noticed that as many did I’m sure.

I still wonder why money from someone to a lawyer means anything other than normal business.

These people are so inflamed they’ve gone nuts.

Secondly, being nuts has pushed them to incredible levels of illegality... using the government to attempt to overturn an election.


60 posted on 05/10/2018 2:50:31 AM PDT by Principled (No one will conquer America, from within or without, until its citizenry are disarmed.)
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To: babble-on
...and the other 99.9% are people bribing Trump.

No, they were just major corporations doing what they always do, funneling money to friends of politicians. While it seems corrupt it is perfectly legal. Of course if we had a less intrusive, less all encompassing government corporations wouldn't agree to part with a million dollars just to win the favor of a friend of the President.

Why do you think guys like Comey get multi-million dollar book advances? And why do you think corporations and governments paid millions of dollars to Hillary Clinton for speeches? They certainly didn't charge admission to the events to recover their payments. And anybody could find out her public position on events by reading the paper.

97 posted on 05/13/2018 7:26:55 AM PDT by freeandfreezing
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