“I did not hack the Democratic National Committee’s computers.”

[L. Coyote]

A crime was committed, on a par with Nixon burglarizing the DNC and bugging telephones.
Free and fair elections cannot exist when criminals are doing dirty tricks and committing felonies to alter our electoral politics.



We Democrats are under attack by criminals, once again (assuming it stopped at some time).
I imagine the FBI is investigating, if not a lot of other agencies. We need to focus on the fact that this is a criminal act intended to disrupt American politics.

[leftofcool]

1. I agree. I smell a Trump/Putin here.

[Press Virginia]

2. It is a crime

but the e-mails exist

[Snarkoleptic]

6. Indeed, the best way to avoid embarassing revelations is to avoid doing

potentially embarassing things.
I.E. to avoid impropriety, bias or the appearance thereof.

[RonniePudding]

3. The ultimate goal should be to pivot to Trump's business ties

With Russian oligarchs. His debt load has increased in the last 18 months.

Where did the credit come from?

Why won't US banks lend to him?

Is the fact that he has refused to release his tax returns in any way connected to something he doesn't want people to see re: his business dealings with foreign countries?

Why is he anti-NATO?

Those are the eventual lines of attack IMO.

[Her Sister]

4. Putin's Party? 7:00 AM, JUL 24, 2016 | By WILLIAM KRISTOL

http://www.weeklystandard.com/putins-party/article/2003473/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=t.co&utm_campaign=20160724_TWS-blog-putin-party-3_twitter&utm_content=TWS

CONSERVATIVES getting on this too!

[Thinkingabout]

5. Hum, the hacking continues, what's next?

[Peachhead22]

7. Trump>Manafort>Putin>Guccifer 2.0>DNC Hack

A modern day Watergate.