President Donald Trump and his advisers had more than 100 contacts with Russians during the 2016 campaign, according to a Saturday New York Times report.
At least 17 campaign officials and advisers had direct contact with Russians and WikiLeaks, and 10 others learned about the interactions secondhand.
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Chatty bunch, aren’t they?
That is quite a lot of handling.
Where’s ukky to tell us all how this is just a nothingburger, that we’re all the equivalent of “birthers,” that this is “normal,” that nobody cares, that this is just a series of coincidences, that all campaigns contact foreign countries, that it’s great that Trump wanted to “reset” relations with Russia, etc., etc., etc.
No Pence there hummm…His absence from almost all of this is puzzling.