The Russia thing is not going to gain traction with the general public. Russia didn't hack into the election voting machines or anything, so they didn't interfere with the elections directly. They did spread a lot of misinformation ads, which is actually quite a democratic way of doing things, as corporations, superPACs, and other entities use the exact same methods to influence elections. So there's nothing Russia did that nobody else does during an election.
There's some suggestion that they hacked the emails that Wikileaks posted from the DNC and Hillary Clinton campaign. There's no proof they did that either, but whoever did that actually did the American public some good, because that's actually whistleblowing, and they showed how crappy the Democrats were as a party. They colluded to make sure Bernie Sanders couldn't win the nomination, because they couldn't be sure that Hillary could win this nomination any better than she was able to win the 2008 nomination. She had 8 years to come up with a better strategy, come up with good answers for all of the stuff that Obama destroyed her with 8 years ago, and she decided that she did everything right back in 2008, and no changes were necessary. So to make sure that the same thing doesn't happen to them this year, that happened in 2008, they sabotaged the primaries to make sure an unknown old socialist senator from Vermont who buys his suits off the rack couldn't catch up to her. He still ended up making up a 60 point deficit to finish a close 2nd to her though.
Instead of going after Russia, they should just impeach Trump on his already known scandals, and all of things he's said so far. They have more than enough to go after him already. They just need to get the Republicans out of there. The Republicans impeached Bill Clinton for nothing more than getting a blowjob, so the bar for impeachment isn't that high.
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