FEC Commissioner confirms what we already knew - Trump is an idiot

[HeavyLifter292]

https://twitter.com/EllenLWeintraub/...09394968096768

Inb4 misc lawyers claim to know more about federal election law than the FEC commissioner

[Tamorlane]

I liked where she referenced the founding fathers:

https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showt...post1581977071

[wesleysh21]

I was told that as long as you hire a company to do it for you, its perfectly okay.

[BullittEV]

Once again, instead of letting Trump take the hit on this one, the left comes over the top.

They will never, never learn. He should have just said he would report it, but like any savvy business man, you listen first. Which is completely understood by anyone with any objectivity. In no way did he come off like a traitor that the MSM is trying to paint him to be.

Good job. I would have probably hit on Trump for this comment just because it was bad political optics- but nope, the left took it home, again. They are legit petulant children, give them a crumb and they try to knock the entire cookie to the floor, creating a bigger mess than the original issue in the first place. It's this irrationality that turns me off to the left coupled with some very anti-American policies. (Not all, but some)

[superiorlogic]

I was told that as long as you hire a company to do it for you, its perfectly okay.

/thread

[89FoxBody]

Literally nobody cares. Liberals projecting as usual.

[SWDeath]

I liked where she referenced the founding fathers:

https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showt...post1581977071

Someone should tell peter strzok and hilary.

But i guess its better to ignore these things until someone you don't like does it, right?

[Tamorlane]

Once again, instead of letting Trump take the hit on this one, the left comes over the top.

They will never, never learn. He should have just said he would report it, but like any savvy business man, you listen first. Which is completely understood by anyone with any objectivity. In no way did he come off like a traitor that the MSM is trying to paint him to be.

Good job. I would have probably hit on Trump for this comment just because it was bad political optics- but nope, the left took it home, again. They are legit petulant children, give them a crumb and they try to knock the entire cookie to the floor, creating a bigger mess than the original issue in the first place. It's this irrationality that turns me off to the left coupled with some very anti-American policies. (Not all, but some)

seek help

[whogotmuhbeers]

Literally nobody cares. Liberals projecting as usual.

Seriously tired of hearing about this soap opera bullshyt it’s such useless news that even the clowns with TDS will forget about it in a week.

[~Hades~]

Without trump the left has no idea what side of an issue they are on. He currently has them saying their own side broke the law and they are too dumb to understand it.

[rhadam]

Someone should tell peter strzok and hilary.

But i guess its better to ignore these things until someone you don't like does it, right?

This lol. Libs projecting as usual.

[Jasonw1178]

What about doing the same thing to try to overthrow a US President? Fusion GPS, Christopher Steele, ect? Trump did international business for decades before he ran for POTUS. They hold that against him. His dealings were an exchange of goods and services, and he wasn't in office at the time. Hillary Clinton has always been in politics, and she had her Clinton Foundation, where a lot of sketchy people from other countries DONATED money to her foundation, while she held office. Although she may not receive the money directly, there is a lot of power when you have a foundation like she does, which leads to position, control, and of course, money.

When all this dirt about Hillary came to light, was Trump supposed to get up and defend Hillary?

[Tamorlane]

What about

'Whataboutism (also known as whataboutery) is a variant of the tu quoque logical fallacy that attempts to discredit an opponent's position by charging them with hypocrisy without directly refuting or disproving their argument, which in the United States is particularly associated with Soviet and Russian propaganda. When criticisms were leveled at the Soviet Union during the Cold War, the Soviet response would often be "What about..." followed by an event in the Western world.'

Spoiler!

[Stizzel]

'Whataboutism (also known as whataboutery) is a variant of the tu quoque logical fallacy that attempts to discredit an opponent's position by charging them with hypocrisy without directly refuting or disproving their argument, which in the United States is particularly associated with Soviet and Russian propaganda. When criticisms were leveled at the Soviet Union during the Cold War, the Soviet response would often be "What about..." followed by an event in the Western world.'

Spoiler!

No answer huh

Sad

[BullittEV]

seek help

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Look at those shoulders tamorlane, youll never have anything close to that.

You still butthurt I called you out for making 5 threads within 20 minutes of each other?

Yeah, you are. Lmao another bitch.

[z4v4]

Look at those shoulders tamorlane, youll never have anything close to that.

You still butthurt I called you out for making 5 threads within 20 minutes of each other?

Yeah, you are. Lmao another bitch.

In on the daily Bullitt posts protecting his master from the meanie lefties.

[ack33]

'Whataboutism (also known as whataboutery)

[StoliFun]

I was told that as long as you hire a company to do it for you, its perfectly okay.

/thread

Someone should tell peter strzok and hilary.

But i guess its better to ignore these things until someone you don't like does it, right?

This lol. Libs projecting as usual.

What about doing the same thing to try to overthrow a US President? Fusion GPS, Christopher Steele, ect? Trump did international business for decades before he ran for POTUS. They hold that against him. His dealings were an exchange of goods and services, and he wasn't in office at the time. Hillary Clinton has always been in politics, and she had her Clinton Foundation, where a lot of sketchy people from other countries DONATED money to her foundation, while she held office. Although she may not receive the money directly, there is a lot of power when you have a foundation like she does, which leads to position, control, and of course, money.

When all this dirt about Hillary came to light, was Trump supposed to get up and defend Hillary?

Campaigns pay international political consultants/wizards all the ****ing time.

https://docs.house.gov/meetings/IG/I...-1_1-p1-U3.pdf

"Under current federal election law, foreigners are prohibited from making contributions or donations in connection with any campaign in the United States. However, it is not illegal to contract with a foreign person or foreign entity for services, including conducting opposition research on a U.S. campaign, so long as the service was paid for at the market rate"

[A-GAME]

King Trump will fuk your bitch and take your chain, phaggot.

[Cleveland33]

Campaigns pay international political consultants/wizards all the ****ing time.

https://docs.house.gov/meetings/IG/I...-1_1-p1-U3.pdf

"Under current federal election law, foreigners are prohibited from making contributions or donations in connection with any campaign in the United States. However, it is not illegal to contract with a foreign person or foreign entity for services, including conducting opposition research on a U.S. campaign, so long as the service was paid for at the market rate"

Which also means it's not illegal to get opposition research from Russians, or anyone else, if you pay for it. That doesn't mean you are conspiring with another country to influence an election.

[dabbmw2002]

Campaigns pay international political consultants/wizards all the ****ing time.

https://docs.house.gov/meetings/IG/I...-1_1-p1-U3.pdf

"Under current federal election law, foreigners are prohibited from making contributions or donations in connection with any campaign in the United States. However, it is not illegal to contract with a foreign person or foreign entity for services, including conducting opposition research on a U.S. campaign, so long as the service was paid for at the market rate"

So if Trump says "thanks for the opposition research" and hands the Ruskie a $5 bill it is no longer a crime?


It's pathetic that we all pretend like our system is not completely corrupt and set up for the establishment, and that guilt is purely whether or not your part of the establishment.

[brighamw]

Without trump the left has no idea what side of an issue they are on. He currently has them saying their own side broke the law and they are too dumb to understand it.

#winning

#nevergonnabeherturn

[Vito-C]

I was told that as long as you hire a company to do it for you, its perfectly okay.

This. Brb just hire Fusion GPS to do it for you. No biggie.

FEC Commissioner won't do chit all, just like she didn't do chit at all before.

[Sakeoe]

So? I didn't know Trump was under investigation for receiving money or bonds or something from a foreign government.....

Libs swing and miss again. Information on political candidate=/=product of value.

[wesleysh21]

So if Trump says "thanks for the opposition research" and hands the Ruskie a $5 bill it is no longer a crime?

I think its still illegal. You have to hire a guy and pay him to give the Ruskie a $5 bill. Then its fine. But to be extra compliant with the process, you might want that guy you hired to hire a foreign spy to speak with the Ruskie.

[ImpressiveGainz]

Without trump the left has no idea what side of an issue they are on. He currently has them saying their own side broke the law and they are too dumb to understand it.

I think this is accurate. How many times has Trump said something "stupid", the MSM and shills freak out, but the end result is he's proven right and/or their transgressions are revealed?

You can call Trump whatever you want, but he's a mastermind when it comes to manipulating the current narrative. Dude got a billion dollars in free publicity when running for president. Yes, so stupid...

[Cleveland33]

I think its still illegal. You have to hire a guy and pay him to give the Ruskie a $5 bill. Then its fine. But to be extra compliant with the process, you might want that guy you hired to hire a foreign spy to speak with the Ruskie.

remember how all those times you know who was defending Christopher Steele and telling us it was ok because he is a Brit?

Wonder why the Chair of the FEC didn't point out that it is ok to get info from a spy as long as that spy is an ally...

[HeavyLifter292]

ITT - low IQ Trumpers fail to understand the difference between Christopher Steele and Vladimir Putin

Paying Christopher Steele to do opposition research is not a huge threat to our democracy.

When Vladimir Putin decides he wants one candidate to win instead of the other and then offers help in the form of hacked documents, that is a massive threat to our democracy.

Do you think Putin is doing this for altruistic reasons? He'll obviously expect something in return, and if the assistance didn't come out publicly then he can blackmail Trump until he gets what he wants.

[Procta]

Things Trump did:
win the election
talked bout listening to people that may have dirt

Things Hillary did:
lose the election
searched out for dirt, used foreign officials, used american assets, paid $6 million for fake dirt

[dabbmw2002]

ITT - low IQ Trumpers fail to understand the difference between Christopher Steele and Vladimir Putin

Paying Christopher Steele to do opposition research is not a huge threat to our democracy.

When Vladimir Putin decides he wants one candidate to win instead of the other and then offers help in the form of hacked documents, that is a massive threat to our democracy.

Do you think Putin is doing this for altruistic reasons? He'll obviously expect something in return, and if the assistance didn't come out publicly then he can blackmail Trump until he gets what he wants.

Dumbest post I've ever read. Negged.