Senate hearing: Russian meddling did not stop at the election

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http://www.cnn.com/2017/03/30/politics/senate-intelligence-committee-hearing-russia/index.html

 

Washington (CNN)The Senate intelligence committee opened its first public hearing on Russian meddling in the US election Thursday with calls for nonpartisanship, citing ongoing foreign interference that threatens "the heart of our democracy."

"The vice chairman and I realize that if we politicize this process, our efforts will likely fail," Committee Chairman Richard Burr, a North Carolina Republican, said in his opening remarks. "The public deserves to hear the truth about possible Russian involvement in our elections, how they came to be involved, how we may have failed to prevent that involvement, what actions were taken in response, if any, and what we plan to do to ensure the integrity of future free elections at the heart of our democracy."

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31 minutes ago, CaliCat said:

More winning news...

 

http://www.cnn.com/2017/03/30/politics/senate-intelligence-committee-hearing-russia/index.html

 

Washington (CNN)The Senate intelligence committee opened its first public hearing on Russian meddling in the US election Thursday with calls for nonpartisanship, citing ongoing foreign interference that threatens "the heart of our democracy."

"The vice chairman and I realize that if we politicize this process, our efforts will likely fail," Committee Chairman Richard Burr, a North Carolina Republican, said in his opening remarks. "The public deserves to hear the truth about possible Russian involvement in our elections, how they came to be involved, how we may have failed to prevent that involvement, what actions were taken in response, if any, and what we plan to do to ensure the integrity of future free elections at the heart of our democracy."

The senate is going to be non partisan.. Thats funny 

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2 hours ago, CaliCat said:

More winning news...

 

http://www.cnn.com/2017/03/30/politics/senate-intelligence-committee-hearing-russia/index.html

 

Washington (CNN)The Senate intelligence committee opened its first public hearing on Russian meddling in the US election Thursday with calls for nonpartisanship, citing ongoing foreign interference that threatens "the heart of our democracy."

"The vice chairman and I realize that if we politicize this process, our efforts will likely fail," Committee Chairman Richard Burr, a North Carolina Republican, said in his opening remarks. "The public deserves to hear the truth about possible Russian involvement in our elections, how they came to be involved, how we may have failed to prevent that involvement, what actions were taken in response, if any, and what we plan to do to ensure the integrity of future free elections at the heart of our democracy."

Wasn't it the DNC (a private entity) that failed to properly protect its information?  For all we know it was some disgruntled DNC staffers that leaked the information upset at what the DNC did to Bernie Sanders (the election that we know was fixed).

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8 minutes ago, Bill & Katya said:

Wasn't it the DNC (a private entity) that failed to properly protect its information?  For all we know it was some disgruntled DNC staffers that leaked the information upset at what the DNC did to Bernie Sanders (the election that we know was fixed).

 

I guess we will know more as the investigation continues.

 

"We need to follow the money," Wyden said. He also sought to understand the ties between Putin's administration, Russian oligarchs and Russian crime organizations, saying: "Russia's corruption problem, may be our corruption problem."

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I am not surprised about Russian meddling in our election. Too bad we didn't have any mysterious men in green uniform show up, like Ukraine, in order to catch them in the act.

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Ex-Trump adviser Flynn seeks immunity for testimony in Russia probe: WSJ

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-russia-flynn-idUSKBN1713AG

 

 

why would he need immunity?

 

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FBI chief James Comey announced Clinton emails probe before election but kept Trump-Russia investigation secret

The investigation into the President began months before the election, but hasn't been revealed until now

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/donald-trump-russia-fbi-james-comey-hillary-clinton-emails-secret-a7640006.html