I did not see any attempt to shift blame to the FBI.  That’s an awful stretch 
there.  The DNC has no one to blame but themselves for allowing a crime to be 
committed against them.

Second, I do not believe that Trump is ion league with the Russians.  I didn’t 
get that from the article at all.

But , then again,  to each his own.

Jon


> On Dec 18, 2016, at 7:45 PM, Curley McLain via Mercedes 
> <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hear Here!
> 
>> Scott Ritchey via Mercedes <mailto:[email protected]>
>> December 18, 2016 at 5:21 PM
>> No doubt the Russians (and others) spy on us with focus on current and 
>> future decision makers. Always have and always will. And the internet has 
>> provided a new (and relatively safe) domain for this work. But I doubt the 
>> Russians were trying to help Trump win. Considering that "everyone" knew 
>> Hillary was going to win, It's way more likely they wanted to damage, 
>> compromise, and profile the next president and her leadership team. 
>> Furthermore, it's unlikely the leaks came from the Russians (as Assange also 
>> maintains). State intelligence organizations (unlike certain political 
>> appointees) are very careful to protect sources and methods.
>> 
>> So to address Jon's point about bias, I see two dimensions of this in this 
>> article. First is the attempt to shift blame to the FBI for the DNC's sorry 
>> network security. The FBI did nothing wrong in this regard, unlike the DNC, 
>> Podesta, etc. This is the old story "search for the guilty persecution of 
>> the innocent, and awards for the non-participants."
>> Second is the attempt to imply Trump is somehow in league with the Russians. 
>> The Russians tried to hack the Republicans too but unsuccessfully and with 
>> less effort because they expected Trump to lose. Coincidence is not 
>> causation.
>> 
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