The key questions answered
Everything you need to know about the inquiry into Russian hacking, alleged collusion and Donald Trump, plus the latest news.
Bigger than Watergate? Or a transparent sham? Whatever else it may be, the story of Donald Trump and Russia comes down to this: a sitting president or his campaign is suspected of having coordinated with a foreign country behind the scenes of the election that put
him in office.
Trump strongly denies all wrongdoing and calls the inquiry a “witch-hunt”. But prosecutors see red flags everywhere.
The affair has the potential to eject Trump from the White House. But with the president protected by Republicans in Congress and impeachment a longshot historically, Trump’s fate probably lies in the ballot box.
How to use this guide: Select a question to start exploring our extensive guide. You will be offered related questions as you go.
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WNU Editor: I was disappointed with this Guardian recap on what is the current state on Russia-Gate right now. There is nothing new. But as a summary, it is a useful guide.
Hat tip to Fred for this link.
Trump strongly denies all wrongdoing and calls the inquiry a “witch-hunt”. But prosecutors see red flags everywhere.
The affair has the potential to eject Trump from the White House. But with the president protected by Republicans in Congress and impeachment a longshot historically, Trump’s fate probably lies in the ballot box.
How to use this guide: Select a question to start exploring our extensive guide. You will be offered related questions as you go.
Read more ....
WNU Editor: I was disappointed with this Guardian recap on what is the current state on Russia-Gate right now. There is nothing new. But as a summary, it is a useful guide.
Hat tip to Fred for this link.
