JoeB131
Diamond Member
They didn't have information. They had an opinion.They didn’t lie and their statements didn’t break any laws.
Hiding negative info from the voters before the election isn't a crime?
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They didn't have information. They had an opinion.They didn’t lie and their statements didn’t break any laws.
Hiding negative info from the voters before the election isn't a crime?
They didn't have information. They had an opinion.
A bizarre thing to say, given the emails they talked about had already been made.public.Hiding the negative info on the laptop from the voters.
Hiding the negative info on the laptop from the voters.
Except they did no such thing. Everyone heard about the laptop.
They expressed an opinion that it was fake. They are entitled to their opinion.
now, if they had knowledge that it was real, and took money to say otherwise, then you MIGHT have a case of election interference.
And they heard from those "experts" that it was probably fake.
They expressed an opinion that it was fake. They are entitled to their opinion.
And if their opinion helped hide damaging info before an election, that's a crime, right?
Nope,And they heard from those "experts" that it was probably fake.
They expressed an opinion that it was fake. They are entitled to their opinion.
And if their opinion helped hide damaging info before an election, that's a crime, right?
No, not right.
There is no crime in stating your opinion.
One minute leftists say it's a crime, the next they say it's perfectly fine.
There was no “hiding” anything. It’s just some citizens giving their opinion on a news story.Hiding negative info from the voters before the election isn't a crime?
It’s validity is not even up for debate any longer. Hunter already admitted to most of what was in the laptop in his book, dipstick.I didn't say it was Russian propaganda, idiot.
I said that neither the shop owner or anyone else has the right to copy data from the laptop.
Learn to read, dipshit!
Bullshit:The Jordan-Turner letter connects this to social media companies blocking or limiting the sharing of the story, saying of the Oct. 19 statement, “Social media companies simultaneously restricted access to the [New York] Post story.”
But the letter appears to have omitted key context, including whether Blinken actually pushed for such a statement.
On Friday afternoon, House Democrats released an excerpt from Morell’s interview in which Morell actually addressed that. Asked whether Blinken had directed, suggested or insinuated that he should write such a statement, Morell said, “My memory is that he did not.”
“Mr. Morell testified that Mr. Blinken did not hint that the Biden campaign ‘could use some help on this’ or suggest that Mr. Morell should ‘cook up something’ that the campaign should use,” the House Judiciary Democrats said.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/04/21/hunter-biden-laptop-jim-jordan/
Back when the story broke, the information was unverified and highly suspicious.It’s validity is not even up for debate any longer. Hunter already admitted to most of what was in the laptop in his book, dipstick.
There was no “hiding” anything. It’s just some citizens giving their opinion on a news story.
That’s their right as private media organizations and is not the subject of the thread.Facebook and Twitter were hiding it.
That’s their right as private media organizations and is not the subject of the thread.
The subject is the letter from former intelligence officials, and they merely gave their opinion.
They have a right not to broadcast something.I know, they have a right to interfere in an election by hiding damaging info from voters.
Media organizations have no legal requirement to publicize any story.I know, they have a right to interfere in an election by hiding damaging info from voters.
Media organizations have no legal requirement to publicize any story.
That’s not interference. It’s a free press.