Why am I attacking the Trump-Russia narrative? Because I think it's a wash. This has much less to do with Trump for me personally, and much more to do with the attack from the left which I think has no merit.
But I agree with you, we need more information to bear out what we believe fully based on what we know now.
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i understand the context completely. You INFER that the plea deals, and the cooperation with Mueller, means they are cooperating in a negative fashion towards Trump - otherwise, why would you bring it up, just to state the obvious? Which is why I said it was your ASSumption that they were "cooperating". I am sorry, next time I will spell it out more specifically, I just thought you could understand that.
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http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/do...rticle/2648023
Which even the DoJ views as a nonsense civil suit.
No, they obviously pled out of far more and serious charges because they have such positive news regarding Trump.
I bring it up because plea deals in and of themselves have a connotation to them and you needed clarity. Your pathetic attempts at disconnecting the plea deals from the Russia investigation also needed to be countered with factual information. I understand how that concept is foreign to you, but it's a legitimate debate tactic whether you accept it or not.
But holy shit, that was some ridiculous absurd pretzel twisting you just did there. I understood what you were trying to do, I just didn't think anyone would be that ignorant as to have tried it to begin with, let alone reiterate it as somehow an argument-bolstering point.
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So you're going with "no" for your answer.
Entirely unsurprising.
Aren't you guys doing the same thing? Both sides are the same in this regard etc, etc. People just need to wait and see what the investigation eventually ends up bringing to light, instead of constantly infering what is going on by the random tidbits of information coming out.
Actually, Ransath and people like him are inferring from nothingness. They assume because Mueller's investigation hasn't leaked that no evidence of anything has been found. They're relying on pure ignorance and and a lack of understanding to "prove" their point.
So no, it's not the same thing. It's a very different thing.
It's not an assumption. It's an understanding of how plea deals work. If you don't have that understanding there's an easy way to gain it.
So, your answer is still "no I have no idea who appointed the DOJ leadership". Seems like an odd stance from such a staunch defender of Trump.