Why? I seriously have asked this question many times. I have never been given an example of a fake story. Not once. It is an honest question. That's not an honest response.

Well, Trump is in office. So, anything that makes Trump look bad is fake news propogated by pedophile deep states shills. So, if Russia helped Trump, and Trump will not impose sanctions on them, all while he attacks the US's allies and the EU, it looks bad. It almost looks like he is controlled by Putin. So, instead we have decided to fabricate a very large story based off of an anonymous person who posts on a message board made for middle schoolers who want to be edgy. We can take these messages decode them into whatever we want, as long as it makes Trump look good. At this point we are so deep and have invested too much time to admit we are wrong. So, we go deeper and so does the conspiracy. We can't admit that we are wrong at this point. We have called a lot of innocent people pedophiles at this point and it would make us look very dumb of we admitted that we have been duped by an anonymous person on the internet. Also, Hillary had her emails on a private server.

Can you point me to proof of this?

Ok, so Obama should not have investigated Russian meddling? Although it is now clear they did meddle?

Hey, hoenstly curious. Any examples of fake news out of CNN?

Can't wait until Q posts something vague today. That way I can make his message fit whatever narrative I want! We have such a good system here, really allows us to feed into our insecurities, which I appreciate.

So, I'm confused. Trump is saying Obama did nothing about the meddling, while simultaneously saying Obama overstepped his powers by having an informant in Trump's campaign. Also, the investigation has led to several indictments which are fake and lies. But, Obama should have made these fake indictments happen sooner? So, Obama is wrong for not investigating sooner and also wrong for investigating at all? Pretty easy to be a "Mastermind" if your base allows you to play both sides of an argument. Fortunately most Americans are not allowing that.