Exactly. So why would Dan Coates say that Moscow said that.

/e The same Dan Coates that Trump said was full of it, about the interference in the first place.

This post was edited by Ghot on Jul 26 2018 05:53pm

According to the article you quoted from, Dan Coats (not Coates) never said Moscow said that, he said he "believes" Moscow thinks they were successful...

Do i need to explain the difference in meanings between the words "believes" and "said"?...

You are so hilarious...

@ your edit, why did Pompeo just say the other day in his senate hearing that Trump accepts the findings of the intelligence community? Are you telling me Pompeo is lying? Or is trump lying? Which is it? Get your story straight FFS you look like a clown...

As for the spelling of the guys name. They change it almost daily.

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that last question of the press conference was loaded and making false accusations with a starting statement.




@ 30:09 is the first question about russian interference. you can skip over trumps response and go straight to putin @ 32:00


putin
33:42 he talks about a company that people try to take as a full response. although his response follows just after it.
34:00 he responds about the 12 in question.

media spin

Citing Trump, some Republican women to vote Democratic in Ohio election

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election-ohio/citing-trump-some-republican-women-to-vote-democratic-in-ohio-election-idUSKBN1KH13V





I tried really hard to read this with a straight face. Failed miserably.

thats because you didnt grab the article by the pussy

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Jul 27 2018 04:52am

You should keep in mind that democrats are disadvantaged in both the senate and the house for natural, geographic reasons, and further disadvantaged in the house by gerrymandering.
(Gerrymandering is pursued by both parties, but more frequently by the GOP, so that gerrymandering is a net positive for the GOP when looking at the house in it's entirety. There are states, for example Maryland, which are gerrymandered in the Democrats' favor though.)

Therefore, most experts believe that the Democrats need to win the house popular vote by somewhere between 6 and 9 percentage points to take back the house. So as things stand now, the Democrats are slightly favored to take back the house, but it's actually still close to a coin flip at this point.

In the Senate, the Democrats are facing a horrendous map, so that they would need a wave election of epic proportions to actually take over the Senate this fall, and there's a nontrivial chance that the Democrats lose a seat or two in the Senate even if 2018 turns into a moderate-sized wave election for the Democrats.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Jul 27 2018 06:43am

i know this thanks