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Influence is a subjective opinion. There is no way to prove or disprove the influence of propaganda, misinformation, fake news, creating confusion, etc. has on how people vote, or don't vote. Your purpose in this thread is to intermingle and confuse the words influence and meddle with "collusion". Collusion is an objective claim and totally different than influence, That is the main thrust of your thesis and this thread. Collusion is proven with tangible and provable objective data. Substantial circumstantial evidence can prove a case, but you are demanding objective evidence."Meanwhile- our Intelligence agencies say Russia tried to influence our election."
What they actually say is there is zero evidence of that.
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No- what they all have actually said is that they believe that Russia tried to influence our election.
So why are you so desperate to cover for Russia?
"No- what they all have actually said is that they believe that Russia tried to influence our election."
Excellent!
So now why don't you care that Russia tried to influence our election?
Are you that deep into Trump that you are okay with Russia attemting to corrupt an election?
Any proof that Russia actually influenced the election?
No?
Soooo the entire pretense is to hide the fact that Bill's wife lost and America rejected the Left?
Got it.
Distortion and the manipulation of factors combined with the omission of other key factors are the trademarks tells of PC threads.
And one more thing about that 'influence'...the proof that this 'fake news' tale of Russia changing the course of our election....
a. The day before any leaks, wikileaks or otherwise, the RealClearPolitics had Hillary at 48%
b. The election result gave Hillary 48.08% per the election.
Soooo......where is any....ANY....result due to Russia, Putin, Wiki, or Mickey Mouse????