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The Donald’s dirty linen

Russian hackers infiltrate the Democratic Party’s computer system

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DONALD TRUMP says he would “get along very well” with Vladimir Putin. He must now be hoping the Russian government hackers who appear to be in possession of some of his most embarrassing secrets will reciprocate that good will.

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