Absolutely none of these were found guilty of "Russian collusion", "hacking the election", or any such thing. Especially notable is Ukraine bribery, which is so

Absolutely none of these were found guilty of "Russian collusion", "hacking the election", or any such thing. Especially notable is Ukraine bribery, which is something both parties are guilty of, but part of the reason why you do not see cries that Ukraine hacked the election is that we launched a coup there and installed an extremely corrupt government (one that pays lots of bribes to US elites). That government is an enemy of Russia, so I don't see how these (legitimate) concerns about Ukrainian payoffs have much bearing on the Putin-puppet thesis. I guess they are both slavic nations, so hey, that should be good enough for low information voters. The rest were all charged for things like making false statements, tax evasion, etc. Given the general witchunts and prosecutorial abuse of that era, you'd think they'd be able to convict just one person for something related to "hacking the election" or "colluding" with Russians.