jc456
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blah, blah, blah..... and yet the FBI didn't look at the DNC server. don't you think that would be important if this was all supposed to have happened? they didn't. that was enough for me. nope no hack.The Nancy who needs to get a grip on reality is the person who denies the fucking Russians hacked the DNC and revealed their findings through Wikileaks.Crooked Hillary deserves to take her lumps, but that doesn't absolve the fucking Russians any more than a gang-banger who takes a shot at another gang-banger but hits your car shouldn't be let off the hook because he was shooting at another gang-banger.
The fucking Russians attempted to sway our election. They shouldn't be allowed to get away with that.
No they didn't. Get a grip Nancy.
WikiLeaks - Search the DNC email database
The 4 Most Damaging Emails From the DNC WikiLeaks Dump
Trump’s top intelligence officials accept conclusion that Russia hacked election
WASHINGTON — Several top Trump administration intelligence officials told a Senate panel Thursday they accept the conclusion of a report earlier this year that says Russia undertook data thefts and hacking during the 2016 election — a finding President Donald Trump has questioned.
At a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats submitted a statement concluding that Russia “has assumed a more aggressive cyber posture” in recent years.
“This aggressiveness was evident in Russia’s efforts to influence the 2016 U.S. election and we assess that only Russia’s senior-most officials could have authorized the 2016 U.S. election-focused data thefts and disclosures, based on the scope and sensitivity of the targets,” Coats wrote in his statement.
Coats, a former senator from Indiana, was nominated as director of national intelligence in January by the incoming president.
Sen. Mark Warner, a Virginia Democrat and vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Community, asked the intelligence community leaders if they accepted a January report from the Obama administration that Russia had attempted to interfere in the presidential election through a campaign of disinformation, data thefts and leaks. The report also concluded that the effort was aimed at boosting Trump and damaging his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton.
In response to his question, the heads of the Central Intelligence Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigation and National Security Agency all simply said “yes.”
An expanded version of this report appears at WSJ.com.