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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 13 Jul 2017

    President Trump on his son's meeting with a Russian lawyer: 'It’s called opposition research.'http://on.wsj.com/2t7VBCw 

    11:30 AM - 13 Jul 2017
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      1. Marty Rogers‏ @martyrogersMA 13 Jul 2017
        Replying to @WSJ

        this is how rich people justify their crimes. They con and manipulate people into confusing ethical and legal lines.

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      1. smile‏ @Teslaquest 13 Jul 2017
        Replying to @WSJ

        WRONG! It's called Treason !!!

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      1. Connie ryba 💙‏ @Ladyblueclr 13 Jul 2017
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        Is called treason.

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      1. Take a stand‏ @dailypaint 13 Jul 2017
        Replying to @WSJ

        More like collusion and receipt or intent to receive stolen goods. They can spin it anyway they want politically. The law is clear.

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      1. Rebecca Lynn‏ @realrebeccajo 13 Jul 2017
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        It's called treason.

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      1. Gabe CK‏ @GabeCK0707 13 Jul 2017
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        It's called consorting with the enemy to undermine our democratic institutions.

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      1. Pops‏ @Think4myself166 13 Jul 2017
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        Weeeell.....it is also called "campaign law violation" which Trumps any claim about "research" (Yes, The pun is completely intended)

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      1. pattir‏ @patring30 13 Jul 2017
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        Who came up with that term?

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      1. M Arshad Qureshi‏ @naziarshad 13 Jul 2017
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        🤣poor Americans!

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      2. Halloween Jack‏ @scry_monsters 13 Jul 2017
        Replying to @WSJ

        Also called violation of FECA

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      4. Halloween Jack‏ @scry_monsters 13 Jul 2017
        Replying to @ColoGrado @WSJ

        It is. A contribution does not have to be monetary in nature. Incriminating information about Clinton could be considered a contribution.

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      5. RiNo‏ @rnorris63 13 Jul 2017
        Replying to @scry_monsters @ColoGrado @WSJ

        No such info was given nor received though.

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      6. Halloween Jack‏ @scry_monsters 13 Jul 2017
        Replying to @rnorris63 @ColoGrado @WSJ

        That's not the point. Walking into a bank with intent to rob it, but you don't take any money is still a crime. His email showed intent.

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      2. Marty Rogers‏ @martyrogersMA 13 Jul 2017
        Replying to @WSJ

        no. it is called conspiracy. Russia is a foreign enemy state attacking our elections. The email states the info was coming from Russian gov.

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      4. Marty Rogers‏ @martyrogersMA 13 Jul 2017
        Replying to @ColoGrado @WSJ

        really? the email didnt say that? get ready for what is coming next...but Im sure you will have some more talking points to spit out too lol

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      5. Marty Rogers‏ @martyrogersMA 13 Jul 2017
        Replying to @martyrogersMA @ColoGrado @WSJ

        oops never mind. you are a troll. lol

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