WoundedKnee
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President Obama was never shy about trying to influence elections.
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President Obama was never shy about trying to influence elections.
Off to a ripping start.“We were very concerned that we not be perceived as taking sides in the election, injecting ourselves into a very heated campaign or taking steps to delegitimize the election process and undermine the integrity of the election process,” he said.
You need to look up the definition of "interfere".Actually you DO have to do one or more of those things to 'interfere.' What the Russians did was attempt to 'influence' the election. Nothing new there, with few exceptions the Russians/Soviets have attempted to influence US elections since 1928 with greater or lesser effect. The notion that this is the first time is patently absurd.
President Obama was never shy about trying to influence elections.
whataboutism is always a good fall back position when you have no argument.To be fair, he's not alone there. Since 1948 there are 61 documented instances of the US interfering in, or attempting to influence, foreign elections.
Yeah, speaking of that issue, for months now we've been hearing the steady mantra of, "This isn't Obama's economy, it's 45'S!
Interesting that the author linked to omitted the response from Johnson for item 1Off to a ripping start.
Neatly ignores the fact that if the administration had made it public the right would have ripped them a new asshole for trying to call the election in to question. They were already denying the Russians hacked the DNC servers.
You need to look up the definition of "interfere".
I notice you ignore the fact that they hacked voter registration databases.
The people that are embracing the myth that the Russians altered the outcome of the election sound more like Alec Jones than Alec Jones.
You don't have to hack election machines, skew election results, or bully people to "interfere" in an election.
When done by a foreign government, inventing and promoting lies that others believe and promote is interfering.
Just because people are so gullible doesn't mean the election process wasn't interfered with.
Additionally, they hacked at least 2 voter registration databases and they are most certainly part of the election systems. In fact they are as critical a piece as the actual voting machines.
whataboutism is always a good fall back position when you have no argument.
Well done to you both.![]()
They meddled. The very definition of interfere.Maybe you should read the definition with more care.
Oh, there's no evidence they changed anything? That makes it all ok. What a relief. Whew!I am aware that ONE states data base was breached, IL, with no change or deletion of records. I know that one precinct in AZ MAY have been breached via a phishing ploy. Again, no records altered or deleted. I know that unsuccessful attempts were made to breach the DB's at several other states. I also know that to this day there is absolutely ZERO evidence that any of this activity had any effect on the outcome of the election.
The people that are embracing the myth that the Russians altered the outcome of the election sound more like Alec Jones than Alec Jones.
What an odd position to take, that the US has a long history of meddling in other countries so it's perfectly ok for the Russian government to meddle in the US.I love this fall back from the left: "whataboutism."
Every time the right points out blatant hypocrisy of the left they just simply pull out the "whataboutism" absolution card.
When called on your hypocrisy, either own up to it or make excuses for it. Don't simply say that your hypocrisy cannot be pointed out. Hypocrisy is hypocrisy. Calling it out is not the curiously newly necesarry for Dem apologists term "whataboutism," it is validly pointing out abject hypocrisy.