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22. Soros was the foreign bogeyman they needed because...

Reply to watoos (Reply #6)

Sat Feb 9, 2019, 12:13 PM

Feb 2019

..."getting their marching orders straight from the Kremlin" is a Republican gig these days.

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Sheldon Whitehouse: "Wait til we start digging out WHO the $18 million donor was...Follow the money" [View all] kpete Feb 2019 OP

So, ScratchCat Feb 2019 #1

Double-dealing republican fascist wankers, and their darkside russian cronies, are Achilleaze Feb 2019 #2

+1 fleabiscuit Feb 2019 #52

Whitehouse points out some REAL notable content from the committee hearing, but the press... manor321 Feb 2019 #3

+1 Kurt V. Feb 2019 #13

That's not actually "falling down badly", FoxNewsSucks Feb 2019 #16

In 1988, Herman and Chomsky Wrote a Book About it, "Manufacturing Consent" dlk Feb 2019 #29

+1 2naSalit Feb 2019 #37

This gets very wearisome doesn't i? triron Feb 2019 #25

Other than a few individuals in the media Chickensoup Feb 2019 #34

Why doesn't he run for prez? I think he has an excellent mind and heart and demeanor. nt Laura PourMeADrink Feb 2019 #43

And he has name recognition built in! CrispyQ Feb 2019 #47

Get thee to the grreatest page malaise Feb 2019 #4

I want it exposed . . . Iliyah Feb 2019 #5

...but but George Soros. watoos Feb 2019 #6

Yes, a whole lot of republicans PatSeg Feb 2019 #8

It's not so much that they don't learn. LiberalBrooke Feb 2019 #12

Oh, I agree PatSeg Feb 2019 #14

The Fact that No One Went to Prison for the Iran Contra Scandal Has Come Back to Haunt Us dlk Feb 2019 #30

I know PatSeg Feb 2019 #33

Or Nixon. mgardener Feb 2019 #46

This. CrispyQ Feb 2019 #49

THAT'S the problem right there. They've learned they can get away with this shit. calimary Feb 2019 #19

Yes, every day technology and search engines improve - the more likely Laura PourMeADrink Feb 2019 #44

Soros was the foreign bogeyman they needed because... JHB Feb 2019 #22

Wow PatSeg Feb 2019 #7

An oldie but goodie DirtEdonE Feb 2019 #9

The trouble with the one foreign donation, watoos Feb 2019 #15

Not a good idea... GetRidOfThem Feb 2019 #20

Followed the link. Ferryboat Feb 2019 #23

The wife and I were just saying that this morning DirtEdonE Feb 2019 #42

+1 dalton99a Feb 2019 #27

Awesome! Vinnie From Indy Feb 2019 #10

Good! Now get to work, since most investigations go on forever. Firestorm49 Feb 2019 #11

Random speculation on my part but did Mitch McConnell's palms get greased too? Botany Feb 2019 #17

My opinion bdamomma Feb 2019 #18

I think Mitch's smugness comes from the fact that he knows that the elections in KY are rigged. Botany Feb 2019 #26

3.5 million, at least They_Live Feb 2019 #21

Why won't our press ask them about this? They write the article then that's it. PeeJ52 Feb 2019 #38

When I heard Whitaker try to explain his emplyment at his TxVietVet Feb 2019 #24

So who is that donor? greymattermom Feb 2019 #32

You can't tell. PeeJ52 Feb 2019 #36

See my post #40 UpInArms Feb 2019 #41

This is Not How a Democracy is Sustained and Survives-Whitehouse is Right-Follow the Money dlk Feb 2019 #28

I believe some rooting around needs to be done concerning Kennedy's "retirement". nt UniteFightBack Feb 2019 #31

Hell YES! BigmanPigman Feb 2019 #48

YES! Silver Gaia Feb 2019 #51

I started last night trying to find who gives to FACT, but you're going to find and endless chain... PeeJ52 Feb 2019 #35

I'm so proud of the representation that RI provides to the nation. Totally Tunsie Feb 2019 #39

Background on Judicial Crisis Network UpInArms Feb 2019 #40

Please Sweet Jesus, let it be Sheldon Adelson . . . . . no_hypocrisy Feb 2019 #45

Why was an $18 million donation needed to keep McConnell from allowing a floor vote on Garland? Nitram Feb 2019 #50

Let me get this straight . . . Aussie105 Feb 2019 #53