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2 hours ago, DogofWar1 said:

She wants to avoid accidentally running afoul of conspiracy charges, so she's lawyered up and undoubtedly seeking to get an immunity agreement.

 

Can you expand on this a bit? How would one accidentally run afoul of a conspiracy charge if she's not suspected (and assuming she actually didn't) do anything wrong?  Just curious about this. Iit must suck to be a low level person who genuinely did nothing wrong (not saying SHE did or did not)  caught up in the Trump Tsunami having to hire lawyers and everything else if it's out of your own pocket. 

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15 minutes ago, Isifhan said:

 

Can you expand on this a bit? How would one accidentally run afoul of a conspiracy charge if she's not suspected (and assuming she actually didn't) do anything wrong?  Just curious about this. Iit must suck to be a low level person who genuinely did nothing wrong (not saying SHE did or did not)  caught up in the Trump Tsunami having to hire lawyers and everything else if it's out of your own pocket. 

 

Completely hypothetical spitballing, here. 

 

She was present at the back room meeting in which changing the platform in a way which was requested by Russia was discussed. 

 

Shes not accused of being pro-Russia. In fact, she supposedly opposed it. And what they want her to do is to say, under oath, that "those people, sitting there at the defendant's table, did it". (If she can say "they said they were doing it because Russia told them to", that would be a bonus). 

 

However, she was at the meeting, the change was discussed, and the change did get made. She was a part of the group which did it. 

 

I can see why she might be concerned that she's getting close to a mine. 

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One source familiar with Kushner's testimony before congressional intelligence committees said he specifically denied, under oath, that he was familiar with any attempts by WikiLeaks to contact the campaign. But, according to the source, Kushner was sent an email by Trump Jr. about his conversations on Twitter with WikiLeaks, which were first disclosed by the Atlantic this week. Kushner forwarded an email about the WikiLeaks conversations to communications director Hope Hicks, the source said. A second source familiar with Kushner's testimony did not dispute that account.

Hmm. Not looking good for the Kushman.

 

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24 minutes ago, Llevron said:

I want to know when Congress is going to do their ****ing job and demand answers from these people and hold them to the consequences 

 

let's see....

 

Devin Nunez, Paul Ryan, Richard Burr, Mitch McConnell...

 

that would be never 

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2 hours ago, Isifhan said:

 

Can you expand on this a bit? 

Larry basically got it.

 

What did she know?  When did she know it?  How did she come to know it?

 

She's clearly got some knowledge that interests the special counsel, and presumably learned it during the RNC.  Depending on the answers to the above, she could hypothetically end up considered a co-conspirator.

 

The other reason to lawyer up is in case there was a criminal activity afoot you were involved in that wasn't directly related to conspiracy/Russia.  Like, say, if you overheard Carter Page talking about his sick nasty Russian trip where he totally set up a quid pro quo during the RNC's Official Hookers and Blow party, you might want to, maybe, have immunity before you tell the grand jury where you heard Carter Page talking.

 

"So please describe when Carter told you about the quo?"

"Uh...fifth."

"Fine, immunity."

"Well from what I recall I had just done 4 lines off a hooker's ass, I looked up, and Page said that the hooker kinda looked like one he met in Russia during his trip when he delivered the suitcase full of social media information to the Russians."

"Thank you."

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7 hours ago, AsburySkinsFan said:

No no guys, it’s all good! Kuchner met with Torshin BEFORE we all found out about the Trump campaign colluding with the Russians, so we’re fine. Over a water-cooler discussion someone WILL repeat that line of BS as if it is exculpatory.

 

 

Soooo....basically "It's ok because it was before we were suspected"?

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