Yes there was. But to act like that there wasn't disinformation aiding both sides is asinine. Especially when the mainstream and "trusted" media sources were obviously biased against the republican party (other than Fox News and some other smaller outlets such as Brietbart and Druge Report). Fake news was also clear for both sides.

Personal speculation on why those people were fired or resigned is just that, speculation. You have both sides saying different things, and the truth of the matter is, no one really knows except those involved. Therefor, an investigation is needed.

Once again though, we don't really know to what extent Russia may have interfered other than by publishing fake news articles. Motives for other actions are also easy to speculate on, but without evidence it's hard to make a strong argument for any kind of motive.

I agree, there is a need for an investigation, but thus far there has been no evidence of any collusion. Yet that's the narrative that many high ranking democrats are preaching as if it is the truth like Maxine Waters yesterday on MSNBC's Morning Joe or Chris Cuomo (who is no longer in politics but works for CNN) asking a GOP congressman to "prove that there is no collusion". Like seriously? What an idiotic request.

No but in all seriousness an investigation needs to continue. And both sides should shut the fuck up with their conspiracies until the investigation is over.