Jersey Girl wrote:No, I'm not surprised. Why would you think that? I was simply documenting on the thread.
It was a rhetorical question.
Jersey Girl wrote:No, I'm not surprised. Why would you think that? I was simply documenting on the thread.
Kevin Graham wrote:Jersey Girl wrote:No, I'm not surprised. Why would you think that? I was simply documenting on the thread.
It was a rhetorical question.
Jersey Girl wrote:Kevin wrote: It was a rhetorical question.
Sure it was.
EAllusion wrote:As much as you'd like to describe "Zerohedge" as a "major news source," subs, what you are misrepresenting is the description of what occurred. The FBI requesting something, receiving a counter-offer, and accepting that offer is not the same thing as the DNC not allowing access. Have fun continuing on this point, though. We haven't heard with what InfoWars or Gateway Pundit has to say yet.
subgenius wrote:EAllusion wrote:As much as you'd like to describe "Zerohedge" as a "major news source," subs, what you are misrepresenting is the description of what occurred. The FBI requesting something, receiving a counter-offer, and accepting that offer is not the same thing as the DNC not allowing access. Have fun continuing on this point, though. We haven't heard with what InfoWars or Gateway Pundit has to say yet.
1 out of the 5 links was zerohedge.....so delete that one and then just simply refute the "CNN" link as being a major news source.
He doesn't talk about refusing access. His response is to pivot to his talking points and ignore the question entirely. You've never seen a politician do that before on cable news? What black magic that must be.Or how about this video (2 minutes) where Tom Perez (DNC Chair) is twice asked point blank about servers...can you tell me if he says why they did not allow access? or can you tell me if he says they did or did not allow access?
EAllusion wrote:Your other links consisted of a right-wing Canadian website you opted to describe as "Canada," a random blog, a Hill reporter, and a CNN link. This is what you choose to describe as "every major news source." The two legitimate links in that list that don't use your explicit spin; they don't report what you claim.
EAllusion wrote:Here, you choose to link exactly my characterization in a weird gambit to show how wrong I am. The FBI made a request, was counter-offered, and accepted that counter-offer as fine.
EAllusion wrote:If the FBI wasn't fine with that counter-offer, they could've pressed the matter, but they did not because what they received is ordinary practice.
EAllusion wrote: Describing this as the DNC refusing access to its servers is wildly misleading,
EAllusion wrote: especially in the context of you attempting to suggest that this is a nefarious ploy to mask the real truth of what happened with its hacking.
EAllusion wrote:His response is to pivot to his talking points and ignore the question entirely. You've never seen a politician do that before on cable news? What black magic that must be.
But he added: "Now, with that being said if that doesn’t work out, I'll be the worst enemy he's ever had — the worst he's ever had."
Kevin Graham wrote:Breaking news from the New York Times. Apparently Trump had definitive proof that Russia had interfered since January 2017. This is why intelligence officials are so pissed off at him. They know that he knows, and has known, for quite some time, that this was all Russia. And yet he keeps throwing shade on the whole idea because it affects him personally.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/18/worl ... ling-.html
Chap wrote:Kevin Graham wrote:Breaking news from the New York Times. Apparently Trump had definitive proof that Russia had interfered since January 2017. This is why intelligence officials are so pissed off at him. They know that he knows, and has known, for quite some time, that this was all Russia. And yet he keeps throwing shade on the whole idea because it affects him personally.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/18/worl ... ling-.html
Colour me deeply unsurprised,