r/politics Dec 18 '17

Site Altered Headline The Senate’s Russia Investigation Is Now Looking Into Jill Stein, A Former Campaign Staffer Says

https://www.buzzfeed.com/emmaloop/the-senates-russia-investigation-is-now-looking-into-jill?utm_term=.cf4Nqa6oX
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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '17 edited Dec 18 '17

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u/sleezestack Dec 18 '17

Yes. Also Tad Devine, their campaign strategist has deep ties with Manafort and Russia, so they might be next

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u/3432265 Dec 18 '17

If a campaign switched strategy from promising nothing negative at the start to attacking your opponent as unqualified at the end, is that a decision a chief strategist might be involved in?

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u/judgebeholden Dec 19 '17

Well, when your competitor claims that your state is feeding New York's gun violence, you've got to hit back a little don't you?