Whats going to be done about it?
Nothing. Democrats are just sore losers if they persue it.
Whats going to be done about it?
I don't know about you guys, but I have no sympathy for the DCCC because it was their lax security measures that enabled the releasing of the hounds.
Please share what the lame duck president should have done. During an election season. Where the Senate leader threatened to claim it eould be partisan posturing on the side of the Dems.And Obama has done absolutely piss-all nothing about it. What a way to end his presidency.
And Obama has done absolutely piss-all nothing about it. What a way to end his presidency.
I keep seeing this view expressed, and find it troubling. If this whole thing is bigger than Watergate then something huge and illegal went down. I would be shocked if Obama even knowing what little the public has been made aware of is just sitting back and doing nothing.
Loretta Lynch on Maddow last said that in regard to cases it is making right now "...can`t say right now what will develop there, but obviously, it`s being looked at and reviewed from a variety of angles."
The WH press secretary two days ago said republicans who knew about Russia's involvement and chose to support Trump will have to explain themselves. If nothing was being done about this, that seems like an odd thing to say more than once. A lot of what he said was actually very interesting, he picked his words very very carefully, with purpose (something only one reporter at the press briefing noticed and questioned).
The CIA story leak was to get this back in front of the public, and now he is waiting for the right time to present the evidence and bring responsible parties to justice.
The stage is currently being set.
The issue is the whole thing needs to be wrapped up before he leaves office in a month or Trump will just put the kibosh on the whole thing.
Actually, according to preliminary reports the Repubs have been hacked as well, yet no data regarding them has 'leaked'.And how do you know the Republican side isnt as bad as well? this happened to the Dem. because the interest was to go against them.
I agree and I suspect it will be. Doing anything now would be seen as him trying to steal the election from Trump.The issue is the whole thing needs to be wrapped up before he leaves office in a month or Trump will just put the kibosh on the whole thing.
You're citing a source from October. It is now December. A lot of intelligence has been gathered since then.
The overseers of the U.S. intelligence community have not embraced a CIA assessment that Russian cyber attacks were aimed at helping Republican President-elect Donald Trump win the 2016 election, three American officials said on Monday.
While the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) does not dispute the CIA's analysis of Russian hacking operations, it has not endorsed their assessment because of a lack of conclusive evidence that Moscow intended to boost Trump over Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton, said the officials, who declined to be named.
The position of the ODNI, which oversees the 17 agency-strong U.S. intelligence community, could give Trump fresh ammunition to dispute the CIA assessment, which he rejected as "ridiculous" in weekend remarks, and press his assertion that no evidence implicates Russia in the cyber attacks.
Trump's rejection of the CIA's judgment marks the latest in a string of disputes over Russia's international conduct that have erupted between the president-elect and the intelligence community he will soon command.
An ODNI spokesman declined to comment on the issue.
"ODNI is not arguing that the agency (CIA) is wrong, only that they can't prove intent," said one of the three U.S. officials. "Of course they can't, absent agents in on the decision-making in Moscow."
The Federal Bureau of Investigation, whose evidentiary standards require it to make cases that can stand up in court, declined to accept the CIA's analysis - a deductive assessment of the available intelligence - for the same reason, the three officials said.
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Actually, according to preliminary reports the Repubs have been hacked as well, yet no data regarding them has 'leaked'.
From 15 hours ago:
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-intelligence-idUSKBN14204E
Senators and others want to have hearings to confirm possible intent.
From 15 hours ago:
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-intelligence-idUSKBN14204E
Senators and others want to have hearings to confirm possible intent.
While the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) does not dispute the CIA's analysis of Russian hacking operations, it has not endorsed their assessment because of a lack of conclusive evidence that Moscow intended to boost Trump over Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton, said the officials, who declined to be named.
The ODNI, headed by James Clapper
Noting that Clapper in November testified that intelligence agencies lacked strong evidence linking Russian cyber attacks to the WikiLeaks disclosures, Nunes asked that Clapper, together with CIA and FBI counterparts, brief the panel by Friday on the latest intelligence assessment of Russian hacking during the election campaign.
We don't know if the Russian government order the hack or if it was a third party shouldn't we wait until we have more details?
Actually, according to preliminary reports the Repubs have been hacked as well, yet no data regarding them has 'leaked'.
And Obama has done absolutely piss-all nothing about it. What a way to end his presidency.
Mr. Obama was briefed regularly on all this, but he made a decision that many in the White House now regret: He did not name Russians publicly, or issue sanctions. There was always a reason: fear of escalating a cyberwar, and concern that the United States needed Russias cooperation in negotiations over Syria.
Wed have all these circular meetings, one senior State Department official said, in which everyone agreed you had to push back at the Russians and push back hard. But it didnt happen.
You're citing a source from October. It is now December. A lot of intelligence has been gathered since then.
Cognitive dissonance is a cruel mistress.This is incredibly fascinating.
Attribution, as the skill of identifying a cyberattacker is known, is more art than science. It is often impossible to name an attacker with absolute certainty. But over time, by accumulating a reference library of hacking techniques and targets, it is possible to spot repeat offenders. Fancy Bear, for instance, has gone after military and political targets in Ukraine and Georgia, and at NATO installations.
Theres no way to know for sure that the Russian government and its intelligence agencies are really behind the hack on the DNC and the bizarre claims by Guccifer 2.0. (The Russian embassy in Washington, DC did not respond to a request for comment.) But if they are, this might be a huge turning point in the history of government hacking campaigns.
Funny how the Russians are to blame for Democrats imcompetence. This is more political power play ahead of the electoral college vote.
From another NY Times article:
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/13/us/politics/russia-hack-election-dnc.html?hp&action=click&pgtype=Homepage&clickSource=story-heading&module=a-lede-package-region®ion=top-news&WT.nav=top-news
NY Times find real evidence before making nonsense claims.
Once again a whole lot of words but no actual proof.
I mean, yeah, they do. That's why Russian involvement is not a problem for them. The Republican Party did not ease down a slope into isolationism. It fell through a trap door right into it.Wow. Fucking traitors. Go to Russia if that's what you want, you obviously share similar views on human rights and the role of government in our lives.
Whats going to be done about it?
That's fucking terrible.He knew about it awhile too.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/13/us/politics/russia-hack-election-dnc.html?smid=tw-share&_r=1&mtrref=t.co
Some would say Obama was being a coward others would say pragmatic. Either way it's on him.
How does this not make the whole election invalid
Like this is a huge deal is it not
Lol, I feel really stupid here, but what exactly is chart saying?
That both Rs and Ds are unfavorable on Putin, but Rs significantly less so.
Honestly, with all this mounting, it should be grounds for a national recount. I know there's no chance of that (is there even any protocol for such a move? I don't know if there is for an American election), but in a just world, that's exactly what should happen in an election so close and so clearly influenced by a foreign party
Ah, okay, I see it now. Holy shit, that is terrifying.
Lol, I feel really stupid here, but what exactly is chart saying?
Bloggers and politicians being handed these documents should be arrested.
Funny how the Russians are to blame for Democrats imcompetence. This is more political power play ahead of the electoral college vote.
They didn't hack the voting, they hacked the voters. Much more efficient, and harder to counter.They didn't hack the actual election, they just leaked information that controlled the narrative of the whole thing up until election day.
A national recount will end up almost exactly like the Wisconsin one, where nothing changes in the end and we've spent a ton of money and not accomplished very much. They didn't hack the actual election, they just leaked information that controlled the narrative of the whole thing up until election day.
I keep seeing this view expressed, and find it troubling. If this whole thing is bigger than Watergate then something huge and illegal went down. I would be shocked if Obama even knowing what little the public has been made aware of is just sitting back and doing nothing.
Loretta Lynch on Maddow last said that in regard to cases it is making right now "...can`t say right now what will develop there, but obviously, it`s being looked at and reviewed from a variety of angles."
The WH press secretary two days ago said republicans who knew about Russia's involvement and chose to support Trump will have to explain themselves. If nothing was being done about this, that seems like an odd thing to say more than once. A lot of what he said was actually very interesting, he picked his words very very carefully, with purpose (something only one reporter at the press briefing noticed and questioned).
The CIA story leak was to get this back in front of the public, and now he is waiting for the right time to present the evidence and bring responsible parties to justice.
The stage is currently being set.
Funny how the Russians are to blame for Democrats imcompetence. This is more political power play ahead of the electoral college vote.
From another NY Times article:
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/13/us/politics/russia-hack-election-dnc.html?hp&action=click&pgtype=Homepage&clickSource=story-heading&module=a-lede-package-region®ion=top-news&WT.nav=top-news
NY Times find real evidence before making nonsense claims.
The second counter-charge is that there has been no evidence produced by the U.S. government that directly implicates the Russian government in interfering with the presidential election. Unfortunately, the IC generally does not, and likely will not, publicly release the evidence that serves as the basis for its analytical judgment of any Russian involvement. Doing so would reveal the sources and collection methods that were used to obtain the evidence. Indeed, an unnamed U.S. official has already told that Los Angeles Times that producing such specific information would compromise its future intelligence collection capabilities.
The IC either in released documents, congressional hearings, or interviews almost never declares such evidence publicly. (With then-Secretary of State Colin Powells February 2003 presentation before the U.N. Security Council being an extremely rare instance.) This has always been the case. Interested readers can skim over 1,700 fully or partially declassified NIEs at the CIAs Electronic Reading Room, which are searchable by title, geographic area, and function. You notice analytical judgments with qualifying language, but rarely the granular proof in the form of names, clear command and control instructions, or chains of evidence.
He's saying a recount would amount to fuck all, because people voted based on propaganda. You'd be more accurate to say this should trigger a revote.May not be the same thing, but within the same forest. I think a revelation like that should very much be grounds for a recount, especially when we're talking a election with such a close margin. This shit is major, at least in my opinion.
He's saying a recount would amount to fuck all, because people voted based on propaganda. You'd be more accurate to say this should trigger a revote.
What I've been really curious about is why, beyond fucking with our system, have the Russians done this. Is it because they genuinely feel like Trump and others on the right are better for them in terms of ignoring their attempts at annexation lately? Is it because they think the Right will run our country into the ground?