Machiavellian said:
I agree it's totally easy for people to believe in or deny pretty much any information they see, hear or read.. I guess going to a meeting with the knowledge that the person could be part of the Russia government or agent is no big deal to some. At best, with Paul Manfort there, he was told that this meeting was risky because he could be dealing with a foreign government and taking anything from them to change the election could be a felony event. You say there is no proof but then again we have his emails that clearly show that Trump Jr was willing to take this risk. He showed up and of couse we have no clue if the information for bogus or not, we only have his word that nothing came of the meeting. Maybe you need that hard evidence like a mike during the conversation to pull you past think it was nothing. I personally just going by my own moral compass knows if I tried that excuse with my wife, I would be divorce. The reason why we see so much leaks is because Trump had and still has no clue how government works compared to a business. He thinks he is CEO of the US and treat the job as such but he and his people keep stumbling from one bad moment to the next and making enemies along the way. When all is said and done, he probably will at least serve his 4 years but it should be interesting to see how his popularity and business venture fares. In the end he probalby still come out of this making billions for his brand. |
Hey - I agree with everything in that second paragraph. I'm sure people reading this will think I'm a Trump Defender, when I'm anything but. I have no problem with the man being thrown out of office, and even think there's a good chance it will happen. Perhaps the only reason I'm not onboard with this particular narrative is I trust the media even less at this point.
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