kankune Loc: Iowa

Bravo Wolfie! Agree with you 100%!!!!

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

I’ve been finding that same agreement with Lone.. whats going on here??? Lolol
Really tho it is nice to find agreement as well as differing views expressed with common respect.. I must say Lone has always been respectful to me.. We may not agree but I do enjoy debating with him... Wish we had more of that and less hatred...

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Amen, Mike and right there with you!! I was so happy when President Trump, Melania announced the Nativity scene will be displayed in the White House and then showed pictures of it too..

To you and yours I wish you a Very Merry Christmas with lots if love and happiness~~
God Bless you and all of us...🌲❤️

Nickolai

The NRA is toast they are embroiled in a scandal with a Russian Spy and Russian money has been funneled through them to the Trump campaign

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Good grief~~~⭐️⭐️You earned them with this one... lololol

Nickolai

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The NRA has big problems Maria Butin the Russian spy has been using the NRA to infiltrate the GOP Russia has decided the best way to subvert the US is through the conservative movement and he has burrowed in and there some evidence some Russian money was funneled through the NRA and into the Trump campaign.

Nickolai

https://youtu.be/eb19vfDkkMM

Linda don't you watch any thing but Faux snoose channel Maria Butin the Russian spy plead guilty today to infiltrating the GOP trough the NRA and there is some evidence that Russian Money was funneled through the NRA and may have been contributed to the Trump Campaign I don't make this stuff up

Louie27 Loc: Peoria, AZ

Yeah! Nicolia just keeps making up false allegations about the Trump administration and others connected with Trump. Good grief! He deserves more stars than the two you game him.

Nickolai

https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=pics%20of%20trump%20and%20russiansin%20the%20oval%20ffice&id=C3C68757D096B2C2E3B5A17FE615A27558BCF048&FORM=IQFRBA

False allegations ? What false allegations ?? Look at this picture right after Trump fired James Comey in the oval office with Russian ambassador Kislyak and foreign Minster Lavrov as they celebrate The Russian capture of the American presidency and with Comey gone they thought the investigation would be over

Louie27 Loc: Peoria, AZ

That statement is just too ridiculous to try to relate how bad it was at not being t***hful. You seem to be in a moment of rapture when ever you post something like this. You should try to reduce the use of your hallucinogenic medications.

kankune Loc: Iowa

Get a grip....I didnt not find one statement that it said these pictures are taken right after The President fired comey..and we all know that Obama h**ed Flynn for being a patriot and fired him....Goof!

buffalo Loc: Texas

LOL, THAT is a stretch, nicky! The NPR? YOU don't like the NRA, I bet. Boogie men are everywhere. More "Deep State" witch hunts. LOL You better run hide under your bed!

Next thing you know the FBI will declare Toastmasters and Rotary Club as agents of Russian espionage.

NPR’s NRA-Russia Collusion Story Is A Joke

Did the NRA conspire with Russia to help elect Trump? NPR appears to think so, even if it doesn't have any evidence.

APRIL 12, 2018 By David Harsanyi

There’s been a working theory among liberals for some time now that the NRA may have conspired with Vladimir Putin to funnel money to help elect Donald Trump. (Who hasn’t, right?) This particular story, which pulls together some of the most terrifying boogeymen of our era — the nihilistic gun radical, the s*******s president and the mind-controlling PAC — has been a particular favorite of the august National Public Radio.

This sordid tale begins with a Kremlin-lackey named Alexander Torshin, who, according to NPR, has “cultivated a years-long relationship with the organization.” This crafty Russian, who, no doubt, would be happy to see the NRA become more Russia-friendly, had anticipated that Donald Trump would run against Clinton in 2016, and so decided to become a life member and openly support the organization back in 2012, paying nothing more than his minimal dues for years patiently waiting to infiltrate the United States government at some point in the future.

Because, as you might suspect, without Russia, the NRA, which hasn’t substantively changed a position on any gun-related issue in a very long time, would have been far less antagonistic towards Hillary Clinton, a candidate, who when asked which enemy she was most proud of, named the gun rights organization.

In any event, Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden would soon take an active interest in exposing this unholy relationship with Russian agents. The Oregon senator has employed the age-old tactic of demanding answers to charges of impropriety that he knows can never really be disproven. This kind of self-perpetuating smear, then bounces back and forth between politicians and pliable reporters. What did the NRA have to hide, Wyden wanted to know? So did NPR.

So this week, the NRA gave the Senator some of those answers (you can choose to believe them or not) though they are under absolutely no obligation to provide him with any.

NRA, In New Document, Acknowledges More Than 20 Russian-Linked Contributors
The National Rifle Association now tells Congress it received a small amount of money from fewer than two dozen Russians or people in Russia since 2015.

This document (also known as a “letter”) prompted headlines that ranged from “The NRA received donations from Russian nationals” to “NRA discloses additional contributions from Russian donors.” All of which probably sounded pretty damning to anyone who didn’t read past a headline. Those who did, on the other hand, would soon learn that Russian “nationals” meant 23 “Russian-linked” individuals — some of them Americans citizens living in Russia — who had contributed around $2,300 total, mostly in membership dues, over three years’ time. Approximately $525 of that sum came from “two individuals who made contributions to the NRA.”

$525.

NPR has likely spent far more than $2,300 tracking the story.

To put the above sums in more context, it’s worth pointing out that NRA probably has somewhere around five million paid members (15 million people think they’re members, according to Pew) and raised anywhere from 67$ to $300 million dollars a couple of years ago.

Now, you don’t have to agree with the NRA. But you should try planting one foot in reality. Today, even though there’s no evidence of illegality (it’s unlawful for the NRA’s political shop to accept foreign contributions, not for the organization to have members in other nations), or for that matter, even any proof that substantial legal monies had changed hands, the stories still intimated wrongdoing.

It is true that an NRA spokesperson, asked about Torshin, initially claimed that he knew of only one Russian who had contributed to the organization. As it turns out, there were a couple dozen, out of millions of members and donations over the past three years. The NRA does itself no favors answering politically motivated questions in the first place. Because Wyden, who apparently subscribes to The New York Times’ notion that defending your rights just makes you seem guilty, told ABC News that he is now considering “additional oversight actions.” Why? One imagines, because the NRA didn’t come back with an answer that implicated itself in shady behavior. Which is how an open-ended smear works.

Smedley_buzkill

Bigger? If it's 5" in diameter it will fit over the top of his head, or so I've read.

Smedley_buzkill

Someone certainly does.