They law determines what is privileged and classified.
We know that after two years of the most intensive investigation possible no evidence of collusion or coordination between the Russians or any other foreign power and the Trump Campaign could be found.
The Russians goal was to destabilize the US and cripple this administration, they’ve accomplished it. I don’t need the classified details to understand it.
Meeting with Russians is not a crime. The Hillary Campaign met with Russians as well.
The Russian contingent was also present at the DNC convention and met with numerous Democratic party officials and office holders as well as the candidates.
Which has nothing to do with this investigation. The focus of this investigation was obstruction and collusion/coordination.
A half dozen facebook posters from Eastern Europe certainly didn’t sway the election.
The accuastions of treason by Trump and company however definitely did have an effect on the election and the two year smear campaign coordinated by the Democrats and their willing accomplices in the press have driven a wedge right down the middle of the country and hamstrung this administration’s ability to govern.
The investigations that are about to begin will properly address the misconduct by gov’t employees in sowing that division and the attempt to take this administration down from within.
Hang on, the next two years are going to be very enlightening.
Exactly, when republicans were giving this warning from 2013-2016 it was completely dismissed by Obama’s Administration. Only after Hillary’s upcoming loss became obvious did they begin to give a damn.
No she wasn’t, she was given a free pass and exonerated before half the principles were even interviewed.
Never fear though, the Horrowitz report is probably going to be out in the next sixty days and Barr will likely be convening a special grand jury and/or prosecutor to look into it.
You are hugely misguded… it wasnt half a dozen eastern Europeans, it was a multi-million dollar campaign by Russian operatives to affect a change via social media