#dnc hack

[bearded-shepherd]

Everyone but Bernie Sanders agreed that Super-delegates ( aka the DNC) should decide the nomination and not the popular vote from the people.

The fuck, the DNC complained about the electoral college in 2016 saying that HRC should had won because of popular vote and now they’re doing the exact same thing but with superdelegates.

[somefirewhiskeyfortheway]

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[miraclesinthestars]

The entire DNC needs to be replaced.

[sarcasticcynic]

Trump Was Repeatedly Warned That Ukraine Conspiracy Theory Was ‘Completely Debunked’

Thomas P. Bossert, President Trump’s first homeland security adviser, said he was “deeply disturbed” that Mr. Trump had urged Ukraine to investigate Democrats.

Before Trump was inaugurated, U.S. intelligence agencies briefed him on Russia’s election interference. As we know, Trump didn’t believe them, and instead asked questions about a conspiracy theory that Ukraine had hacked the DNC’s computers and then framed Russia, “possibly at the behest of Democratic operatives.” His Homeland Security Adviser, Thomas P. Bossert, explained that the theory was “without merit.”

In February of 2017, the director of the National Security Agency, Mike Rogers, explained to Trump--again, and in detail--that Ukraine had not hacked the DNC and did not have a DNC computer server. The conspiracy theory was “completely debunked.”

Which naturally explains why, when Trump spoke on the telephone with the President of Ukraine 2½ years later, Trump asked him as a “favor” to investigate that completely debunked conspiracy theory.

White House personnel report that Trump would “revert to believing it was a plot by Democrats or Ukrainians or others after speaking with associates outside the administration like [Rudy] Giuliani.” Bossert--who remains a loyal Trump supporter after leaving the administration--is “deeply disturbed”:

“I am deeply frustrated with what he and the legal team is doing and repeating that debunked theory to the president. It sticks in his mind when he hears it over and over again, and for clarity here, George [Stephanopoulos], let me just again repeat that it has no validity. ... The D.N.C. server and that conspiracy theory has got to go; they have to stop with that.”

Good luck with that.

[factcheckdotorg]

Fact-checking Trump's DNC server claims - CNN Video

CNN's Jake Tapper, in partnership with FactCheck.org, looks at President Trump's misleading comments about the Democratic National Committee's server.

[mediamattersforamerica]

Sean Hannity pushed this conspiracy for literally months, and neither he nor Fox News ever apologized. Indescribably sick.

[tachyon-at-rest]

Russia hacked emails ... of the Republican Party?

It’s funny to think how much we’ve glossed over the implications of a belligerent Russian intelligence gathering hacker corps in a nation ruled by a former KGB intelligence officer.

Really think about it ... do you honestly think that they only hacked the Democrat servers and didn’t get the Republican servers too?

We’re talking about PROFESSIONAL INTELLIGENCE GATHERING: you don’t leave anything on the table. You take everything and save all the unnecessary bits for later.

And it’s not like the computer illiterate old farts in the Republican party are any less clueless than the computer illiterate old farts in the Democratic party; probably have the same IT firm contracting for both of them.

What reason do we have to believe that Putin isn't sitting on an equivalent pile of blackmail material for every member of the Republic party? Including #45.

[melioratus]

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