Oh boy you have really lost it.
I said "Wrong!. This is your assumption Even the intelligence service says there is no proof that the hacking of the DNC or Podesta's emails had any affect on the election."
Then you replied "No, it's not wrong. Even the intelligence service says there is no way to gauge whether it changed votes."
Would you please explain to all of us the difference between the two statements, other than just wording.
Sure, you said there is 'no proof,' I said 'no way to guage.' I think it's common sense that people will vote a certain way if they see 2 candidates they've never seen before. If you believe fake information and vote for someone, you're voting based on false information. False information was able to sway your vote.
Now are you saying that the intelligence agencies are saying that (and I quote)"I'm going with our intelligence experts and accepting that Trump worked with Russia to hack America in order to gain additional op research on Hillary."
Where do you come up with such ideas. Would you please give us your factual source that our intelligence agencies have concluded the above.
I've arrived at that idea all my own, haven't read that anywhere. There's too many russian connections from Trump, starting way back near the beginning over a year ago. Everything was russia related with Trump. People he hired, people he got advice from. Put 2 and 2 together. I'm sure a little cash can buy some 'intelligence.'
Oh by the way none of the hacked emails had any research on the Hillary the emails were only on the DNC and Podesta ideas and brainstorming(?)
here you go from one of your approved media sources.
What we've learned from the hacked emails of Hillary Clinton's campaign - CNNPolitics.com
There were multiple hacks. Clinton foundation, email server, drip drip drip, bill clinton, etc. They hacked the RNC too, but didn't release their information (what I heard).
Propaganda ruled this election, Russia was successful.