More Americans now say Russia investigation is politically motivated - CBS poll

[Daddy-of-war]

Bullshit. I work at a Bigfoot Gas station in GA, you know how many people even know Trump is begin investigated? Hardly any.

[Reg]

I am fully aware of it but thanks for calling me ignorant. I commented on media coverage of both issues. Coverage of Stormy Daniels far outweighs Russian collusion (presumably a larger issue). There hasn't been a single smoking gun in the Russia investigation that would indict Trump. To me, at least it is plausible a campaign finance violation was committed given the current evidence.

[AlbertWesker]

Sorry if I'm not reading your intentions correctly, but from my perspective it just seemed like another jab directed at gun owners. I mean we weren't even 3 posts into the thread before guns were brought up, and the original topic was supposed to be about Trump and people's opinion on the investigation of Russian meddling. It doesn't help that recently some users have devolved into making edgy shitposts while putting in the lowest possible effort to actually discuss anything.

As for the "learn to read" part; I've brought up the argument before that the original intent of the 2nd amendment was to give people a means to arm themselves in case the government ever decided to use force against the general population, so I assumed your post was referring to me as well.

Aren't a lot of left leaning politicians doing just that? Using fearmongering and misinformation make their voters renounce their rights to own firearms while attempting to convince everyone else to do the same? I mean yeah it's bad that a lot of conservative leaning people are completely OK with the Trump shitshow that's going on now, but there is some legitimately scary shit being proposed against gun owners recently which really doesn't sit well with us. It's not really a choice when the options are "keep the terrible status quo but not become a criminal" or "maybe get some decent health insurance, but the ATF will fucking murder everyone and everything you love at some point".

[Alice]

You do realize it's just far more likely there's significant;y more public information about the Stormy Daniels case than the Russia investigation simply because Mueller knows that tipping his hand too early could totally screw over his investigation, right? This isn't an issue for the Stormy Daniels case nearly as much though because while some information coming to light could potentially screw her over, almost any information that comes to light will also serve to screw over Trump more.

[Blackavar]

Mueller isn't letting highly classified information out to the public. He, along with his incredibly loyal group of investigators, are trying to create a watertight case, and let as little leak as possible. Obviously, some things have made it to the public, likely to the slight dismay of Mueller, but that doesn't matter. The point is that you think the investigation isn't going anywhere because you haven't HEARD where it's going. Because they aren't talking about it. Because there's probably a ton of classified information. And they want to make a watertight case.