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This isn’t an idle threat, either. Here’s the message Trump tweeted before Thursday’s debate with Hillary Clinton in Las Vegas: „If Hillary Clinton gets elected, we will find out if she can be trusted to enforce our Constitution! I will do everything in my power to make her unelectable.“
At the Republican National Convention last month, Trump called on예스 카지노 his delegates to reject the election results, saying, „You cannot continue to accept that your leaders cannot be trusted with our country. You cannot continue to have a country,“ Trump said.
Clinton, meanwhile, has suggested repeatedly that there is evidence of widespread hacking of the Democratic National Committee’s email system, to which Trump has also drawn attention for his stance that election hacking is „routine practice“ by the government of President Vladimir Putin, according to the New York Times. But Trump has largely stuck to that position.
The Clinton campaign declined to comment on Thursday, and Trump’s team did not respond to requests for comment from CNN. The Trump campaign did not respond to a request for comment from The Washington Post.
The fact that the FBI was still investigating the용인안마 matter as late Thursday showed just how seriously they take the incident.
„If the evidence from this investigation is credible and credible to a fault, we will have no choice but to revisit whether to prosecute our current and former national security advisors for their failure to adequately safeguard our nation’s highly classified information,“ Comey wrote in a statement.
The FBI also made a strong stand for the election integrity laws as well as against Russian propaganda during a recent round of its briefing.
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The briefing came on the heels of the publication on Nov. 2 of a widely seen opinion piece in the Financial Times arguing that there was no reason to doubt the hacking allegations as they were corroborated with documents in two years‘ worth of electronic data recovered from the computers of Democratic Party leaders.