Quote:If their conversations involved assisting a presidential candidate during a sovereign nation's general election, I don't see how you couldn't see it as a risk. 

 

Except, that's not what happened.  Liberals like you seem to think that he gave them the ip address, username and password to the DNC leading up to the election.  It has never been proven that what wikileaks exposed leading up to the election was information that came from anywhere within the U.S. or Russia.  It also has never been proven that a nation state or otherwise is responsible for the information given to wikileaks.  The hack into the DNC was nowhere near the sophisticated attack on Iranian nuclear facilities or other things.

 

It's manufactured fear mongering by the left.

 

Quote:They're all way too friendly with Russia and the SR Advisor withholding/lying about convos with Kremlin/Putin or whomever. None of this concerns you, huh?

 

Edit: you might want to start being curious about the fact that the GOP itself is concerned enough to launch an investigation. 

 

The "GOP itself" isn't concerned enough to call for an investigation, it's the establishment branch of the GOP.  The SR Adviser withheld and/or lied about the conversations publicly.  It's possible that he did the same privately, though I doubt it.  General Flynn has been involved in the intelligence community far too long to think that his conversations were private.  My best guess is that too much information was leaked to the press where his mistake couldn't be covered up or concealed.

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