Even if true, despite Manafort’s public firing, he went on managing the campaign.
Or polonated.
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The Dog. – He ate the Homework.
The Teacher – He doesn’t like me.
The Prom Queen – She turned me down because she’s stuck up.
The Co-worker – Who ratted on me.
The Boss – who fired me unjustly.
The Traffic Cop – Unfairly gave me a ticket for going 75 in a 55.
Mon – For giving birth.
Need any others?
Russians, Russians everywhere!! But no vodka-soaked collusion and conspiracy in signt. Riiiight . . .
the sting - still fun after all these years
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a court submission that they failed to properly redact
I say, keep an eye out for more leaks under the guise of incompetence, as more of the conspirators find themselves in court and needing to disseminate the details of their false statements to their allies on the outside.
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Manafort had travelled to “Dubai, Cancun, Panama City, Havana, Shanghai, Madrid, Tokyo, and Grand Cayman Island” in the preceding year.
Just for reference, how much foreign travel did John Podesta, David Axelrod, or Steve Schmidt do in the year around when they were campaign manager? I’m gonna go out on a limb here and bet that Manafort wasn’t going to Panama and Grand Cayman to relax on the beach.
Manafort Spox: Madrid Meeting With Kilimnik Happened In 2017, Not In 2016
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Really? Why would Kilimnik want internal polling data months after the election?
While there may have been a meeting in 2017, there was also one in 2016 according to reports.
There is absolutely nothing to be said for government by a plutocracy, for government by men very powerful in certain lines and gifted with ‘a money touch,’ but with ideals which in their essence are merely those of so many glorified pawnbrokers:" - Theodore Roosevelt
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Plot twist: Kilimnik says he’s never been to Madrid.
He disputed other details in the report, including a suggestion that he met with Manafort in Madrid.
“I have never ever been to Madrid in my life,” he wrote.
Kilimnik said inaccuracies in the report were the result of an “overwhelming desire to see a big bad Russian wolf” playing a role in U.S. affairs, adding: “It will probably be a long time before the truth comes out and the public comes to terms with it.”