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Topic	Who is most to blame for the 2016 Election?
ElatedVenusaur 09/05/17 6:20:21 PM #37:	MachoManSavage posted... darkphoenix181 posted... MachoManSavage posted... Nationalism is beautiful and scary at the same time. As a non American, seeing people sincerely blame Russia is mind numbing ? the globalists are the ones who blame Russia Trump is the nationalist candidate Anyone who believes there country is in the right and other countries are in the wrong I consider nationalists. From what I gather the American Liberal party are crooked as fuck, but they'd rather blame Russia for exposing them then facing the problem of the liberal party. The Russians absolutely did mess around, but their impact was slight. What wasn't slight in impact was Comey's handling of the investigation into the e-mails. In spite of the (many, many) things Clinton and the Democrats screwed up, Comey may have tipped the scales by making that pointless announcement literal days before the election. Republican voter-suppression efforts in key swing states was also a key factor. <cite>ElatedVenusaur posted [p:886083809] in Who is mos... [t:75744735]...</cite> <quote><cite>MachoManSavage posted...</cite> <quote><cite>darkphoenix181 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MachoManSavage posted...</cite> <quote>Nationalism is beautiful and scary at the same time. As a non American, seeing people sincerely blame Russia is mind numbing</quote> ? the globalists are the ones who blame Russia Trump is the nationalist candidate</quote> Anyone who believes there country is in the right and other countries are in the wrong I consider nationalists. From what I gather the American Liberal party are crooked as fuck, but they'd rather blame Russia for exposing them then facing the problem of the liberal party.</quote> The Russians absolutely did mess around, but their impact was slight. What wasn't slight in impact was Comey's handling of the investigation into the e-mails. In spite of the (many, many) things Clinton and the Democrats screwed up, Comey may have tipped the scales by making that pointless announcement literal days before the election. Republican voter-suppression efforts in key swing states was also a key factor.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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