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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsFBI confirms agents are executing a search warrant at GOP Fundraiser/Consulting firm in Annapolis
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octoberlib
(14,971 posts)L. Coyote
(51,129 posts)L. Coyote
(51,129 posts)L. Coyote
(51,129 posts)barbtries
(28,798 posts)i hope they find the russian server.
George II
(67,782 posts)barbtries
(28,798 posts)could they take it into evidence?
Feathery Scout
(218 posts)Somewhere in Pennsylvania. A small Trump Ad Agency...
L. Coyote
(51,129 posts)The confusion is just IT illiteracy, not political illiteracy. But that too is problematic.
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Feathery Scout
(218 posts)PunkinPi
(4,875 posts)ETA: not much more than Jayne Miller's tweet there now.
okieinpain
(9,397 posts)WOW.
blogslut
(38,001 posts)Lot of them in Annapolis.
herding cats
(19,564 posts)blogslut
(38,001 posts)They helped create PACs for John Bolton:
https://www.publicintegrity.org/2013/03/12/12296/john-bolton-forms-super-pac
herding cats
(19,564 posts)Rule of thumb, anything Kelley Rogers is involved in is dirty. Remember the Conservative StrikeForce PAC lawsuit? Kelley Rodgers was also involved in that corrupt PAC.
Dread Pirate Roberts
(1,896 posts)I'd think that would be right up there on their firm resume'. I do like that when you hover over the services tab the first thing listed is "Republican campaign cons". I guess that's truth in advertising.
herding cats
(19,564 posts)K&R!
sunonmars
(8,656 posts)WheelWalker
(8,955 posts)for GOP campaigns.
L. Coyote
(51,129 posts)MelissaB
(16,420 posts)L. Coyote
(51,129 posts)CottonBear
(21,596 posts)Fasten your seatbelts. It's going to be a bumpy ride.
ffr
(22,670 posts)Leghorn21
(13,524 posts)iluvtennis
(19,861 posts)CottonBear
(21,596 posts)I paraphrased a bit.
Her delivery is so PERFECT! What a great actress!
elmac
(4,642 posts)a lot of new, empty hard drives and squeaky clean file cabinets. tRump has been busy covering up for months.
montanto
(2,966 posts)ehrnst
(32,640 posts)ffr
(22,670 posts)NightWatcher
(39,343 posts)ehrnst
(32,640 posts)ffr
(22,670 posts)Bettie
(16,110 posts)and they are arrogant enough to believe they are untouchable, so who knows what might be there.
blogslut
(38,001 posts)herding cats
(19,564 posts)Now I'm really paying attention to this development.
orangecrush
(19,570 posts)Sparkly
(24,149 posts)Sculpin Beauregard
(1,046 posts)TNLib
(1,819 posts)Jarqui
(10,126 posts)ffr
(22,670 posts)ffr
(22,670 posts)bathroommonkey76
(3,827 posts)MelissaB
(16,420 posts)FBI investigation of GOP fundraising firm in Annapolis is run out of Washington, not a local case
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Mr.Bill
(24,300 posts)Are they fueling Air Force One for a flight to Moscow?
orangecrush
(19,570 posts)grantcart
(53,061 posts)orangecrush
(19,570 posts)Than me...
bathroommonkey76
(3,827 posts)Tommy_Carcetti
(43,182 posts)Pieces keep falling into place - now at a faster rate.
notdarkyet
(2,226 posts)Sparkly
(24,149 posts)For whatever it's worth. Kelley Rogers is President of the Strategic Campaign Group... It seems that may be the one they're searching?
Edit: Cuccinelli won $85k in that case.
Texin
(2,596 posts)I'm curious as to why these particular warrants being undertaken simultaneously in Virginia are assumed by all to be related to the Trump campaign. The local offices seem to be related to all GOP, which casts a wide net, but it might not mean that Trump would be caught up in it, no? Weren't most of Trump's activities based in and maintained in New York? I'm wondering whether any shoes will start dropping there, but I guess that's a stupid thought since Giuliani has got the NY Bureau all buttoned down for Trump, apparently.
As others have noted, I'm somewhat skeptical that anything at all will be uncovered in this. Priebus, Trump, Kisliak (sp?), et al have had MONTHS, days and hours since the foreign installation to clean up their shit, and I expect they will have done so.
The single best method of bringing Trump down is: Trump. The more he keeps flapping his gibbering maw, the worse he makes it for himself. The interview he gave Lester Holt today is a glaring example. In that conversation, he said that Comey had told him three times on three separate occasions - two by telephone (IIRC), but he said the other time was "at dinner". DINNER?!!! What the actual fucking hell? I have got to wonder if there ever was an actual dinner engagement between the two. Seriously, does anyone really believe that after what happened with Loretta Lynch being buttonholed casually by Bill Clinton and brouhaha ensued thereafter that Comey would have sat down to break bread at dinner with this orange monstrosity while he was apparently having investigations done on him simultaneously? The only way this would have happened to allow the orange dumpster fire to be able to say this is if he happened to see Comey in the same restaurant while they were both dining - separately - and they exchanged greeting casually in passing. Trump keeps stating this three times denial (sorta biblical, ain't it?) over and over. He's obsessed with these purported "3 times" denial, but it would appear he's as full of shit as everyone deep down (and that includes his kool aid drinking true believers) knows he's just a bloviating huckster.
Bernardo de La Paz
(49,002 posts)SunSeeker
(51,559 posts)Trump will claim that he understood that as a "no."
Feathery Scout
(218 posts)iluvtennis
(19,861 posts)Frustratedlady
(16,254 posts)then, let's bring in Nunes, Chaffetz, the family Trump and all those liars that have pocketed million$ and scoffed that the Democrats could make up such fake news.
I hope the entire party goes down. They can't learn their lesson any other way.
Hekate
(90,708 posts)nocalflea
(1,387 posts)Justice
(7,188 posts)Dennis Whitfield
Whitfield was later a director with BKSH and Associates where he provided strategic communications and government relations counseling to private sector clients in need of political, issue advocacy, grassroots and media strategies to support business and legislative objectives.
See - http://strategiccampaigngroup.com/about-scg/dennis-whitfield-senior-advisor
Black, Kelly, Scruggs & Healey, also known as BKSH & Associate
The firm came into being in 1996 through the merger of D.C. firms Black, Manafort, Stone and Kelly and Gold & Liebengood
Charles R. Black Jr.
Paul J. Manafort
Roger J. Stone
Peter G. Kelly
R. Scott Pastrick
James C. Healey, Jr.
ehrnst
(32,640 posts)On Sunday, FEC analysts sent letters inquiring about misreported 2014 expenses by the controversial political action committee Conservative Strikeforce. The FEC notes that the PAC failed to correctly report payments to Strategic Campaign Group, Inc. and Active Engagement LLC, two firms among the groups largest payees. Strategic Campaign Group partially owns and controls Conservative Strikeforce, according to a lawsuit filed last year.
The FECs inquiries draw new attention to a PAC long seen as stealthy by some and a national fundraising scam by others.
https://www.opensecrets.org/news/2015/06/controversial-pac-conservative-strikeforce-faces-fec-questions/
L. Coyote
(51,129 posts)Justice
(7,188 posts)L. Coyote
(51,129 posts)Initech
(100,079 posts)I'm going to keep asking this question.
L. Coyote
(51,129 posts)annabanana
(52,791 posts)Thor_MN
(11,843 posts)At this rate, by the end of the year, there will be no point in having a DU account. Everything will be just Twitter posts, devoid of any content, just links to inane 140 character bits of uselessness.
L. Coyote
(51,129 posts)Or, you can just watch the 30 minute summary of the day on MSM.