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ffr

(22,670 posts) Mon Dec 17, 2018, 08:47 PM Dec 2018

A Complete Guide to All 17 (Known) Individual-1 and Russia Investigations

A Complete Guide to All 17 (Known) Trump and Russia Investigations

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Investigations by the Special Counsel
1. The Russian Government’s Election Attack:
2. WikiLeaks:
3. Middle Eastern Influence:
4. Paul Manafort’s Activity:
5. The Trump Tower Moscow Project:
6. Other Campaign and Transition Contacts With Russia:
7. Obstruction of Justice:
8. Campaign Conspiracy and the Trump Organization’s Finances:
9. Inauguration Funding:
10. Trump SuperPAC Funding:

Investigations by the US Attorney for the District of Columbia
12. Maria Butina and the NRA:

Investigations by the US Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia
13. Elena Alekseevna Khusyaynova:
14. Turkish Influence:

Investigations by New York City, New York State, & Other State Attorneys General
15. Tax Case:
16. The Trump Foundation:
17. Emoluments Lawsuit:
- Wired

Convenient for brushing up on how far Individual-1's and acolytes' alleged illegal activities have gone.

p.s. I'll throw in this one as a bonus to refresh people's memories: May 8, (2017) when copies of the letter were handed out in the Oval Office to senior officials, including Mr. McGahn and Vice President Mike Pence. Mr. Trump announced that he had decided to fire Mr. Comey, and read aloud from Mr. Miller’s memo. - NYT

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A Complete Guide to All 17 (Known) Individual-1 and Russia Investigations (Original Post) ffr Dec 2018 OP

Complete at this time. guillaumeb Dec 2018 #1

not a web of crime; it's a hairball Hermit-The-Prog Dec 2018 #2

Love that hairball metaphor. Even if it just a wig and some implants. erronis Dec 2018 #6

Wonderful! ProudLib72 Dec 2018 #3

can state AGs get in on 7. Obstruction of Justice Hermit-The-Prog Dec 2018 #4

And the dumpster has how many atty's working on his problems? How many competent ones? erronis Dec 2018 #5

guillaumeb

(42,641 posts)

1. Complete at this time.

Reply to ffr (Original post)

Mon Dec 17, 2018, 09:10 PM

Dec 2018

Mueller might have more to say.

But in GOP land, HRC is the only focus of their own investigations.

Hermit-The-Prog

(33,349 posts)

2. not a web of crime; it's a hairball

Reply to ffr (Original post)

Mon Dec 17, 2018, 09:24 PM

Dec 2018

We're going to be paying investigators for years.
Dirty Donnie provides job security for law enforcement, lawyers, and courts.

erronis

(15,302 posts)

6. Love that hairball metaphor. Even if it just a wig and some implants.

Reply to Hermit-The-Prog (Reply #2)

Mon Dec 17, 2018, 09:53 PM

Dec 2018

ProudLib72

(17,984 posts)

3. Wonderful!

Reply to ffr (Original post)

Mon Dec 17, 2018, 09:31 PM

Dec 2018

The last three have the most potential in the short term. Come on AGs!

Hermit-The-Prog

(33,349 posts)

4. can state AGs get in on 7. Obstruction of Justice

Reply to ProudLib72 (Reply #3)

Mon Dec 17, 2018, 09:42 PM

Dec 2018

I'm wondering if the sneaky-looking actions of Ryan and McConnell and others, back during the campaign, might amount to obstruction. A big hint came from that recorded meeting where Ryan shushed everyone when conversation came around to Russia and Trump. It would be great if someone started asking what did they know and when did they know it.

erronis

(15,302 posts)

5. And the dumpster has how many atty's working on his problems? How many competent ones?

Reply to ffr (Original post)

Mon Dec 17, 2018, 09:52 PM

Dec 2018

I actually saw an ad on the back of a matchbook ---- "You have presidential problems?"

There used to be ambulance chasers. Now there are the beagles circling 1600 Penn. "Bad credit?", "Problems with the IRS?", "Mobsters threatening your family?" Funny how they all have russian surnames.

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