The source is supposedly a DNC employee, so this is just another false flag by the DNC, if not some random guy trying to get attention.
Uhh, guys?
Austin Taylor
Luke Brown
>give them to winkielinks through elaborate meetup with evil russian agent
or
>upload them directly to the site
Jonathan Myers
>RadarOnline is apparently a whole tier above CNN in terms of credibility.
That's not a big achievement
Joseph Sanchez
>Yfw his name is seth rich literally comes back to nail Trump in the ass
>His son was playing footsy with the Russian agent that eventually killed Seth and stole DNC emails.
>He met with her also.
Its over. You've lost. You can't LARP your way out of this one.
Caleb Howard
Go and see online. He's one of the guys leading the charge at the Republican Convention to block Trump to get nomination despite having more delegates. Dislikes Trump on a visceral level.
He wants to squeeze Russia in the DNC hack in every way possible.
Henry Gray
How exactly does any of that make sense? Only a faggot shill would believe or spin this. The fact it was here shilled first then appeared on that site is proof it's a shill talking point. Learn 2 shill better hoe.
James Brooks
Like I said, probable false flag by the DNC. Lay Democrats are looking for anything, anything at all, to frame the DNC's wrongdoing as muh Russia collusion/Drumpf treason/we need a violent revolution to install Madame Fuhrer.
It's surreal, really. It reminds me of Russia in 1913. No wonder Dems wanted to escalate Syria into WWIII so bad.
Cameron Sanchez
big if true
Christopher Davis
He's all over the place, he sounds like a big attention whore
Jack Burkman, founder and president of JM Burkman & Associates, LLC (the #1 lobbying firm in DC according to The Hill), is a Washington, DC based political consultant and syndicated radio talk show host.
In May, 2016 he announced the first fundraising event for Donald Trump for President, hosted by him and his wife in Arlington, Virginia to coalesce D.C. lobbyists and government contractors. However, the event was abruptly cancelled after Burkman received what he considered a “bullying” letter from attorneys from the for-profit Trump Organization.
Burkman quickly went from a would-be supporter, to a leader and organizer of the anti-Trump movement. On July 8, 2016, Burkman hosted a fundraiser for Free the Delegates, in which 500 people attended and where he raised over $500-thousand for the anti-Trump effort, with more events and fundraising planned.
In September, 2016, Burkman offered a $100,000 reward to help solve the murder of Seth Rich, a staffer with the Democratic National Committee. He has been assisting the Rich family to find justice in the July murder of their son, who was shot in the back as he walked home. (...)
In January, 2017, Burkman announced a new website, WhoKilledSeth.com and that bus depot billboards will soon go up in the neighborhood to help find the killer or killers. In February, Burkman called on the U.S. Congress to investigate a possible Russian connection to the murder.
James Collins
Mr. Moral Compass condemns Donald Trump:
D.C. lobbyist calls Donald Trump ‘a joke,’ demands GOP field stiffen spines on same-sex marriage
washingtontimes.com
>A top D.C. lobbyist has taken out a full-page ad in the Los Angeles Daily News Wednesday calling GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump “a joke” and challenging all Republican candidates to take a stiffer stand in the second presidential debate opposing same-sex marriage and other indications he sees of moral decline.
...then flip flops and becomes a Trump supporter:
Former critic plans 'Lobbyists for Trump' fundraiser
washingtonexaminer.com
>A top Washington lobbyist who previously called Donald Trump "a joke," now plans to host a series of fundraisers for the Republican presidential front-runner.
...then he goes back to being a Trump hater:
D.C. lobbyist to ‘lobby’ GOP delegates for anti-Trump convention coup; challenges other lobbyists to do same
>Fresh from holding a high profile fundraiser for the Free the Delegates movement which hauled in more than $500,000 last Friday night, Washington lobbyist Jack Burkman says he and his lobbying team will now donate their time to lobby delegates in Cleveland in his never-ending effort to deny Donald Trump the nomination and he’s urging other firms to commit their own resources to do the same.
CREDIBILITY RATING: ZERO