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Slack.com slash DHQ. It has been 1,352 days since the 2016 presidential election. Hillary

Clinton is still complaining about as she did not win, and more than that, she's still

peddling a conspiracy theory that she was cheated out of the White House by Trump, by Roger

Stone, by Worst of all Russia, by collusion. Here is for Kaka-Memie Theory.

Well, I think it's pretty clear that Stone threatened him. He probably threatened him privately,

but he also threatened him publicly about what he would say if he had to go to prison.

This is a continuation of the cover-up. It's an ongoing cover-up that Trump and Stone

are to the major participants in to try to prevent us from knowing all of the details about

what they actually did in 2016. Some of it was very public. I mean, asking Russia in public

to interfere in American elections, but some of it was clandestine behind the scenes,

sending messages, the kinds of things that we know about, and I think much more. So,

what he did was to use the awesome power of commutation as part of the pardon power of

the president to basically shut up Roger Stone, so that Roger Stone would not spill any

more beans about what actually happened and how much Donald Trump actually knew.

Roger Stone and Donald Trump must get so much pleasure out of watching this woman disemble

like this, because it was Stone. It was Trump. It was Putin. It was Boris. It was Natasha.

It was everybody's fault but her own. And so she's now attacking Trump for using the pardon

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