> son of the candidate openly admitted to meeting with Russian foreign agents Yet the "dossier" that was paid for via a quid pro quo arrangement is not of con

> son of the candidate openly admitted to meeting with Russian foreign agents Yet the "dossier" that was paid for via a quid pro quo arrangement is not of concern? IMHO both are very concerning. > pen testing on voting infrastructure Have you heard that an un-patched windows computer connected to an open internet connection will be pwned in minutes? This is only possible because of massive "pen testing" being done on all IP addresses. So of course companies that manufacture voting equipment and have public IP addresses for web or email servers will be "pen tested". Where will that traffic originate from? Probably in one of the many places where there is a lot of cyber fraud. Russia/Ukraine is one of those places. Without very hard, detailed evidence it is not reasonable to conclude that any such efforts were connected to the Russian government. We have not been given any evidence, we've simply been told to believe this highly politicized narrative. I'm not ready to do that until there has been actual evidence. > psychological operations currently on-going from Russian services via social media. So you consider RT publishing stories about the Flint Water Crisis to be highly detrimental to the orderly nature of American society? News orgs are supposed to publish true stories that point out problems that need to be solved. It's sad and reminiscent of highly compliant citizens of a facist regime that anyone can take seriously the idea that stories in RT about Flint MI or about Laquan McDonald are endangering American stability.