Fusion GPS Founder Told Congress That Russians Had Infiltrated The NRA

The Daily Caller ^ | 11-22-2017 | Chuck Ross

[servo1969]

Well, they can pay their $40 a year just like everyone else but I wouldn't exactly call that infiltration.

[bigbob]

I’m still waiting for the Fusion GPS dossier on Russian Dressing.

[proust]

Check under your bed for Reds.

[Hugh the Scot]

It never ceases to amaze me, the lies that people will tell when there’s no personal risk to them for doing so...

[E. Pluribus Unum]

The Communist/Democrat sure is afraid of Communists.

[proust]

They were running a smear factory. MSM wants us to focus on Russian troll farms or something.

[servo1969]

Were the Russian agents paid in free pocket knives?

[vladimir998]

Oh, well, this explains several things. . . like why the Dems are talking so much about the NRA lately (i.e. it’s not really related to the shooting incidents in themselves).

This is all about tainting the NRA with the odor of Putin and Russia. What the Liberals don’t understand is that no one but other Liberals would buy this.

[Lent]

We need another special counsel appointed on this!

[BillyCuccio]

What an easy way to make a living. Just blame everything on Russia . I seem to remember that my teachers in school taught me Mccarthyism was bad. Liberals are the worlds biggest hypocrites .

[G Larry]

Not sure the Russians are capable of influencing the NRA mission.

[Yo-Yo]

This could explain the NRA's sudden interest in Carry Guard insurance instead of defending our Second Amendment Rights.

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[DesertRhino]

THAT explains my SKS! I knew there had to be a reason.

[mountainlion]

Ted Kennedy sought out help form Russia to help the demonicrat party defeat Reagan.

[elcid1970]

Truth is always stranger than fiction: Maj. Gen. Mikhail Kalashnikov once advertised his own brand of vodka in American Rifleman (he didn’t get one kopeck of royalties for the gazillion AK-47s that were made).

Does Russian involvement with the NRA mean more ads for VEPR rifles or AK shotguns?

As for Russian dressing, it was first concocted in Nashua, NH but has since been adopted in the Motherland where it is known as “ketchunez”. Another strange truth.

[jiggyboy]

I totally believed the mattress story, but now I’m starting to think he’s just making stuff up. :-)

[donozark]

Dr. Kalashnikov was an NRA member. Many other Russians as well. I say welcome!

I seriously doubt if any NRA Board members sold uranium to Russia like Hillary/Obama did.

[Slyfox]

Oh yeah NRA, like that “Russian” fellow who did Youtube videos demonstrating the power of every gun known to man?

[rbg81]

The Communist/Democrat sure is afraid of Communists.

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Bingo. The Democrats have nearly gone full Communist. But, of late, they are Russia-phobic. Why?

Probably because the Russians are not communists anymore. In fact, under Putin, they are Nationalists who want to preserve Mother Russia for actual Russians. To the Progressive Globalists, this is an unforgivable sin.

[Ann Archy]

LOL!!!!!