American cyber-security experts strongly believe that Russia's fingerprints are all over the hack job that exposed more than 20,000 emails from the Democratic National Committee. The creator of the website Wikileaks that published the emails, Julian Assange, denies Russian involvement.  But it's the question of why Vladimor Putin would seek to influence the U.S. election that has become controversial. The White House says Putin hacked the DNC to elect Donald Trump president.  There is zero evidence for that – it's pure speculation.  But by inference, Democrats are accusing Trump of the crime, desperately looking for a way to deflect attention from the corruption and hypocrisy discovered in the emails. The Hill: “I think we are probably in full-scale, ‘Yes, this is Russia trying to influence the election so they can have the person they prefer at the top of the American government,’” said Jason Healey, a...(Read Full Post)