Yet another aide sent an email trying to set up a meeting between the Russians and members of the Trump campaign.

Courtesy of CNN: 

Congressional investigators have unearthed an email from a top Trump aide that referenced a previously unreported effort to arrange a meeting last year between Trump campaign officials and Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to sources with direct knowledge of the matter. 

The aide, Rick Dearborn, who is now President Donald Trump's deputy chief of staff, sent a brief email to campaign officials last year relaying information about an individual who was seeking to connect top Trump officials with Putin, the sources said. 

The person was only identified in the email as being from "WV," which one source said was a reference to West Virginia. It's unclear who the individual is, what he or she was seeking, or whether Dearborn even acted on the request. One source said that the individual was believed to have had political connections in West Virginia, but details about the request and who initiated it remain vague.

The same source said Dearborn in the email appeared skeptical of the requested meeting. 

Sources said the email occurred in June 2016 around the time of the recently revealed Trump Tower meeting where Russians with Kremlin ties met with the president's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., his son-in-law Jared Kushner as well as then-campaign chairman, Paul Manafort.

You know the Russians seemed to have been fairly confident that people in the Trump campaign wanted to hear what they had to say.

And since Junior eventually took that meeting with the Russian attorney clearly that belief was well founded.

You know I am somebody who actually believes in coincidences, but at this point the idea that all of these meetings and attempts to set up meetings were perfectly innocent and not at all suspicious, strains credulity to its very limits.