martybegan
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Sessions HAS to go NOW!!!. He's a perjurer.
No, he isn't.
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Sessions HAS to go NOW!!!. He's a perjurer.
i have no idea, he didn't say he was. again, read what he said. he said "he's been called a surrogate".yep it was the question, I quoted it for you. funny how is it I wouldn't agree with that?
So you agree Sessions was affiliated with the Trump campaign?
And do you agree that Sessions meet with the russians between June 16th 2015 and November 8th 2016
RW media has been all over this issue today, and with a very few exceptions (notably Rush), the comments have been (1) a denial was made, (2) the leakers were blamed, (3) then it was admitted, (4) it was defended as no big deal and as a slip, leading to (5) why deny in the first place?
This is very Nixonesque.
I hope it was a slip of a tongue or min d.
you're pressing too hard and coming up with crickets.They're pretending Franken asked something like "did you meet with Russians at any time at all, either in or out of campaign surrogate context?"
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Lets agree on the question.
Franken asked what he would do if he found evidence that anyone affiliated (advisers, surrogates, campaign officials, trump himself) with the Trump campaign communicated with the Russian government.
And since he didn't mean to go back decades, Franken limited the timespan to "in the course of the campaign" or between June 16, 2015 and Nov 8, 2016.
and yet a democrat senator did. so it must not be that hard given what they do. childish stupid you all are posting up is hilarious. see my signature.RW media has been all over this issue today, and with a very few exceptions (notably Rush), the comments have been (1) a denial was made, (2) the leakers were blamed, (3) then it was admitted, (4) it was defended as no big deal and as a slip, leading to (5) why deny in the first place?
This is very Nixonesque.
I hope it was a slip of a tongue or min d.
It's really a stretch to believe he simply did not remember having a meeting with the Russian ambassador, in his own office, during the campaign that he was involved with and in the midst of the hacking shitstorm.
i have no idea, he didn't say he was. again, read what he said. he said "he's been called a surrogate".So you agree Sessions was affiliated with the Trump campaign?
And do you agree that Sessions meet with the russians between June 16th 2015 and November 8th 2016
no that isn't what he said. he asked what he'd do. i see you let go of the line your were holding.i have no idea, he didn't say he was. again, read what he said. he said "he's been called a surrogate".So you agree Sessions was affiliated with the Trump campaign?
And do you agree that Sessions meet with the russians between June 16th 2015 and November 8th 2016
Sessions was a Trump adviser. which means he was affiliated with the Trump campaign. Wasn't that simple? Franken asked about anybody affiliated with the Trump campaign, just read the question.
no that isn't what he said. he asked what he'd do. i see you let go of the line your were holding.
where are you going, you already did this, so what is it you're going for here? can you cut to the chase?no that isn't what he said. he asked what he'd do. i see you let go of the line your were holding.
Lets agree on the question.
Franken asked what he would do if he found evidence that anyone affiliated (advisers, surrogates, campaign officials, trump himself) with the Trump campaign communited with the Russian government.
And since he didn't mean to go back decades, Franken limited the timespan to "in the course of the campaign" or between June 16, 2015 and Nov 8, 2016.
It is incredible that a man as old and experienced as Jeff Sessions forgot the meetings he had with the Russian ambassador at the height of the Russian hacking scandal.RW media has been all over this issue today, and with a very few exceptions (notably Rush), the comments have been (1) a denial was made, (2) the leakers were blamed, (3) then it was admitted, (4) it was defended as no big deal and as a slip, leading to (5) why deny in the first place?
This is very Nixonesque.
I hope it was a slip of a tongue or min d.
It's really a stretch to believe he simply did not remember having a meeting with the Russian ambassador, in his own office, during the campaign that he was involved with and in the midst of the hacking shitstorm.
Here is the question, cut and pasted: "If there is any evidence that anyone affiliated with the Trump campaign communicated with the Russian government in the course of this campaign, what will you do?"Lets agree on the question.
Franken asked what he would do if he found evidence that anyone affiliated (advisers, surrogates, campaign officials, trump himself) with the Trump campaign communicated with the Russian government.
And since he didn't mean to go back decades, Franken limited the timespan to "in the course of the campaign" or between June 16, 2015 and Nov 8, 2016.
i have no idea, he didn't say he was. again, read what he said. he said "he's been called a surrogate".yep it was the question, I quoted it for you. funny how is it I wouldn't agree with that?
So you agree Sessions was affiliated with the Trump campaign?
And do you agree that Sessions meet with the russians between June 16th 2015 and November 8th 2016
where are you going, you already did this, so what is it you're going for here? can you cut to the chase?
no that isn't what he said. he asked what he'd do. i see you let go of the line your were holding.
And in the lead-up to that question, Franken said "These documents also allegedly say quote, ‘There was a continuing exchange of information during the campaign between Trump's surrogates and intermediaries for the Russian government."
There it is, in context.
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It is incredible that a man as old and experienced as Jeff Sessions forgot the meetings he had with the Russian ambassador at the height of the Russian hacking scandal.RW media has been all over this issue today, and with a very few exceptions (notably Rush), the comments have been (1) a denial was made, (2) the leakers were blamed, (3) then it was admitted, (4) it was defended as no big deal and as a slip, leading to (5) why deny in the first place?
This is very Nixonesque.
I hope it was a slip of a tongue or min d.
It's really a stretch to believe he simply did not remember having a meeting with the Russian ambassador, in his own office, during the campaign that he was involved with and in the midst of the hacking shitstorm.
It is just possible the meetings slipped his mind momentarily, I suppose, and his subsequent action to recuse himself from overseeing the federal investigation into the hacking of Democratic emails by Russia would then be the honorable thing to do.
You are correct but a lot depends on the results of a thorough investigation of what the Russians did and why. Also, anyone therefore from the Trump campaign who was in talks with the Russians would be suspect if Russian hacking was going-on.It is incredible that a man as old and experienced as Jeff Sessions forgot the meetings he had with the Russian ambassador at the height of the Russian hacking scandal.RW media has been all over this issue today, and with a very few exceptions (notably Rush), the comments have been (1) a denial was made, (2) the leakers were blamed, (3) then it was admitted, (4) it was defended as no big deal and as a slip, leading to (5) why deny in the first place?
This is very Nixonesque.
I hope it was a slip of a tongue or min d.
It's really a stretch to believe he simply did not remember having a meeting with the Russian ambassador, in his own office, during the campaign that he was involved with and in the midst of the hacking shitstorm.
It is just possible the meetings slipped his mind momentarily, I suppose, and his subsequent action to recuse himself from overseeing the federal investigation into the hacking of Democratic emails by Russia would then be the honorable thing to do.
I believe his recusal had to happen as a face- saving measure. It only bought him time. This isn't going away. There cannot be questions like these hanging over the head of the chief law enforcement officer.
The only way the Dems can call this a lie is if they completely ignore both the words and the context of both the question and the answer.
Franken's question, in context, was "did you meet with the Russian guy as a surrogate for Trump?"
Sessions' answer was no.
Now, if someone has proof that in the conversations Sessions acted as a Trump surrogate, then that's a different story.
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The question was,(paraphrasing) ,as the AG, if you found that the Trump campaign was in contact the with the Russians, what would you do?
Sessions then volunteered that he did not meet with any Russian officials even though he was never directly asked if he did.