
Dianne Feinstein & Joe Manchin admit: No evidence of Trump/Russia collusion
Make that "still" no evidence

Again, it doesn't sound like they have anything
Well, that was blunt. Feinstein is the former chair of the Senate Intel Committee, so you can bet if there were rumblings of evidence she would know about it. Sorry, Wolf. We know you were looking for a different reply. Hope you enjoyed dancing at the Democrat's National Convention though. Not content to let the matter lie, Joe Manchin got the same question on this weekend's installment of Face the Nation. Again, he's a member of the Senate Intel Committee. Again, it doesn't sound like they have anything.This video is no longer available.
Put another tick in the "disappointed journalist" column
For the record, the important part of that (somewhat rambling) answer was:"There's nothing there from that standpoint that we've seen directly linking our President to any of that."Put another tick in the "disappointed journalist" column. Look, the essential point here is that Democrats - and their media allies - love this game. Since they know they have no evidence of collusion, no legitimate accuser, and no proof that Russia even impacted the election, the question itself becomes the accusation. I've seen a few Democrats defend the "just asking" course of action by claiming conservatives did the same thing with Benghazi, but that's simply not true. In that case, there was direct evidence of a top-level lie about the YouTube video, accusations of stand-down orders made by people on the ground who were willing to come forward, four dead Americans, and a lost consulate. There were demonstrable lies, very public accusers, and a quantifiable impact. Here, we have nothing but innuendo. ...And even that's failing.
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