Time will tell...regardless of what happened, "Russia conducted the hack to benefit Donald Trump." Really?!
I'd believe that only if said Russian was an immigrant who worked at the DNC!
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To be fair, more has been done with less -- particularly where nation-state-backed hackers are concerned.And those who associate with Hillary Clinton have been subjected to hacks before with no "inside help."My only point:...
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