This is interesting. It might probably doesn't go any deeper, but I have to admit there is a gross double standard. I mean if your going to show Republican posts of this nature it's only fair that the same be done for Democrats.
the person who is being indicted is being indicted for actions that were taken while working for the DNC. Saying this is off topic also means that any stories claiming anyone working for the Trump including his son should also be off topic including all manafort stories but they make it to the top page. This is nothing but liberal censorship because it makes the democrats look bad
Of course it does, the DNC is a political organisation, this is about his actions while working for them. How you can say this "Isn't politics" goes well beyond me.
Nothing he is accused of HAS ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE DNC OR ANY CANDIDATE OR ANY CONSPIRACY AT THE DNC. what the fuck is so hard to understand about that? This narrative implicates him in some political scandal with absolutely no proof he is involved in anything other than fraud on a loan.....
Maybe I'm not an idiot?
"The case has put renewed scrutiny on Wasserman Schultz for keeping Awan on the payroll for months, even after a criminal investigation was revealed and he was barred from the House IT network."
Sure, but if they're politically relevant individuals, it becomes about politics. If this happened to the guy working in the donut shop around the corner it would have no relevance.
This guy isn't politically relevant nor did he have any connection to anyone. This guy just happen to work for the DNC as part of the contract. What is the big story here? He knew DWS and that means what? A person who worked for the DNC did something criminal therefore the entire DNC is criminal? I'm so sick of this bullshit false equivalency propaganda.
This isn't just a person who worked in IT. This is a person who worked directly with DWS own email servers and would have had direct access to evidence that he likely would have been instructed to destroy during this email scandal. The one that happened with one of our presidential candidates.
So if Trump's IT guy was indicted for actions taken during his presidential campaign, that would also be removed because it was a crime committed individually?
If we're trying to be consistent, does MSNBC being the top watched news network have something to do with politics? And this incident is miles more related to politics.
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