then why ask? not even knowing what you wrote i can say, you have no ■■■■■■■ idea why either, except for whatever you make up in your own head.
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Sensitive inside polling data? Sensitive for who? 
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Why did he do that, and why did Russia want it?
Who cares? It is private information not government information. Now tell us what sensitive information did they pass?
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The bipartisan Senate Intelligence committee told us exactly why.
Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort passed internal Trump campaign information to a Russian intelligence officer during the 2016 election, a new bipartisan Senate report concludes.
The findings draw a direct line between the president’s former campaign chairman and Russian intelligence during the 2016 campaign.
Internal polling data. Why would he do that?
What is sensitive about private citizens polling data?
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But why would he do that? What did Kilimnik do with it?
How many times do I need to answer. Who cares?Well except Karen’s like you.
Could of, would of, should of. All accusations and speculation, none of it was proven. Again private information what was sensitive?
A campaign manager hands over the inside information that the campaign bases it’s strategy off of directly to Russian Intelligence and the response is “Meh”
Yep… that tracks in this world of stupid that we live in.
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It was handy that Trump pardoned Manafort, wasn’t it?
It was definitely proven.
Really? name the court case
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The Manafort emails with assorted Russians were released.
i don’t see any why there. thats the part you made up
for unrelated crimes from 20 years ago, try again
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you keep saying this like he knew it was russian intelligence. he didn’t.
and?..
