'The 80s are calling'! HuffPo reporter reminded who's been in charge after slamming GOPers about Russia

Pfft, the 80s are calling, Sam. https://t.co/RllqBmLjm9

— BT (@back_ttys) December 14, 2016

The debate about alleged Russian hacking and if it might have had any influence on the election outcome continues, and the HuffPo’s Sam Stein reports that certain GOP leaders in Congress said nothing about it before the election:

Three GOP leaders were urged by D colleagues to do a bipartisan condemnation of Russia's hacking. They each refused https://t.co/Vw4YIofeyN

— Sam Stein (@samstein) December 14, 2016

Priebus, McConnell and Ryan all rejected or ignored pleas to further condemn Russia prior to the election https://t.co/Vw4YIofeyN

— Sam Stein (@samstein) December 14, 2016

First of all, who’s ultimately in charge, and what that person have to say about it?

Obama, Hillary, Kerry, Wasserman, Brazile failed to condemn Russia for 8 years (Crimea, Syria, Cyber attacks,etc.) https://t.co/wei5pqCQth

— TheRightWingM ?? (@TheRightWingM) December 14, 2016

https://twitter.com/ridge747/status/809056760166227972

https://twitter.com/ridge747/status/809057387437035524

Here’s a fair question:

What was your party doing about Russia before the election, Sam? https://t.co/GUqHs7wfTA

— eric (@eriContrarian) December 14, 2016

Well, for starters, President Obama was mocking any claims that the upcoming election might be in any way “rigged”:

LOL! Remember when Obama was mocking TRUMP for this? https://t.co/2akkTyZ2Gg

— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) December 9, 2016

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