I found this on Facebook and it's excellent:

[CaliforniaPeggy]

Russian lawyer Sergei Magnitsky exposed "a $230 million fraud against the Russian treasury carried out by a criminal organization operating in collusion with corrupt Russian officials," according to The Daily Beast. For his trouble, Magnitsky was tortured and beaten to death in a Russian prison and then posthumously tried and convicted of the very crime he had uncovered. "Brazen," thy name is Vlad.

One of Magnitsky's clients, financier Bill Browder, wanted justice for Magnitsky, so he pushed for what became the Magnitsky Act, a series of sanctions against Russian oligarchs that had real teeth, and were later compounded by similar sanctions from other nations. For local reference, the infamous "Trump Tower" meeting was about getting those sanctions lifted after Trump won.

Russia wants Browder's ass, along with the ass of anyone who helped him get the Magnitsky Act passed into law. Remember during that preposterous Helsinki presser when Trump said Putin had made "an incredible offer"? Putin would let Mueller's people indirectly question agents involved in the election meddling, and in return, Trump would allow Putin to get his hands on the people involved in the creation of the Magnitsky Act.

That list includes Jonathan M. Winer, former U.S. deputy assistant secretary of state for international law enforcement; former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul; David Kramer, formerly the president of Freedom House and assistant secretary of state for human rights under George W. Bush; and senior Senate human-rights staffer Kyle Parker.

Huckabee Sanders publicly said they are considering accepting the offer ... to ship a former US ambassador and several other US citizens/former officials to Russia and the tender mercies of Vladimir Putin.

[dweller]

1. link pls ?

would like to share

[CaliforniaPeggy]

10. The links are in post #7. They are details about this OP. n/t

[Stallion]

2. Didn't the Maginitsky Act Pass 98-2*

might as well round-up all the Senators too

Actual Vote:
House: 365–43
Senate 92–4

[nolabear]

3. Peggy, can you copy the links that follow the commentary?

They’re excellent as well. I will if I can but might not be able to.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

6. I will try...

[Horizens]

4. I've read Bowder's Book

and this is an excellent synopsis of what's going on.

[JeaneRaye]

11. Bill Browder's book

Yes, so did I.

[malaise]

5. Thanks

K&R

[CaliforniaPeggy]

7. The links:

https://www.thedailybeast.com/putins-proposed-deal-with-trump-an-offer-america-can-only-refuse?ref=wrap

https://www.washingtonpost.com/powerpost/senate-to-vote-on-urging-trump-to-reject-putins-request-to-interrogate-mcfaul/2018/07/19/db133978-8b71-11e8-8aea-86e88ae760d8_story.html?utm_term=.1c0ffe33f937

https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/a22442974/trump-putin-mich

[nolabear]

8. Thank you! ❤️

[CaliforniaPeggy]

9. I did check them, and they all worked. They should for you too.

[Honeycombe8]

12. THIS. This is what Putin wants. The Magnitsky Act gone. THIS is it. The payola. He's moving fast....

Putin is now moving fast on it. They're moving in the open, since secrecy is no longer an option. Trying to play it as normal.

What does Putin want, specifically, from Trump? THIS. Because the Act prevents him from laundering and moving his illgotten gains throughout the world and into the U S freely.

Follow the money.

[Duppers]

13. Can you imagine the thunderous crowd in DC

If Trump or the press were to announce that he's doing that? I'd be there for sure.

Or what if he has some brownshirts kidnapping these people one night?

I despise the fact that these kind of scenarios are even considered. We are in the twilight zone.

See:
https://www.democraticunderground.com/100210896060