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Between a lightened sentence for cooperation and Dennison pardon, there won't be any.
That's how one gets out of major trouble.
How many days in jail so far for Flynn?
Between a lightened sentence for cooperation and Dennison pardon, there won't be any.
That's how one gets out of major trouble.
Someone still needs to explain to me how John Podesta falling for a Russian phishing scam prevented Hillary from effectively campaigning in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
Question pending.
Poor fellacalling someone stupid and then immediately saying 1 feet in front of you
TSA dissapeared quite quickly from this thread.
He's pimped so many conspiracy theories here I routinely forget a couple when recounting them.TSA dissapeared quite quickly from this thread.
Trump Blames Washington For Poor Russia Ties Ahead Of Putin Summit
“Our relationship with Russia has NEVER been worse,” Trump tweeted ahead of the bilateral meeting in Helsinki, Finland.
Hillary Clinton
✔@HillaryClinton
Great World Cup.
Question for President Trump as he meets Putin:
Do you know which team you play for?
7:15 PM - Jul 15, 2018
The state RIA news agency quoted a Russian source as saying Moscow was
“ready to discuss, ready to undertake mutual obligations of non-intervention into internal matters.”
Trump has said he will raise the election meddling but does not expect to get anywhere.
He has repeatedly noted that Putin denies it,
For Putin, that the summit is even happening despite Russia’s semi-pariah status among some Americans and U.S. allies is a geopolitical win. Thanks, Trash!
“We can no longer completely rely on the White House,” Heiko Maas told the Funke newspaper group. “
To maintain our partnership with the USA we must readjust it. The first clear consequence can only be that
we need to align ourselves even more closely in Europe.”
Trash hands Pootin another big win!
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/trump-blames-washington-putin-summit_us_5b4c6551e4b0bc69a788de13?ze&utm_medium=e mail&utm_campaign=__TheMorningEmail__071618&utm_co ntent=__TheMorningEmail__071618+CID_d09346026f5ce1 94f7f4088a85fb68eb&utm_source=Email%20marketing%20 software&utm_term=Reuters&ncid=newsltushpmgnews__T heMorningEmail__071618
Trump Insists ‘Many, Many Protests’ In The U.K. Were ‘In My Favor’
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...gEmail__071618
The Trump Baby Blimp Is Coming To America
Organizers in New Jersey raised $4,500 for the balloon in less than a day.
The unflattering depiction of Trump, with an orange complexion, snarling expression and tiny hands, caught the attention of people around the world, including an activist in New Jersey who decided the helium balloon needed to visit his state.
So the activist, Didier Jimenez-Castro of Hillsborough, New Jersey, got together with some other local organizers to create a GoFundMe page to raise money for a Trump Baby blimp, the Bridgewater Courier News says.
“We agreed we need to bring Baby Trump to Bedminster,” the fundraising page says, referring to the location of the Trump National Golf Club, where the president and his family often spend weekends in the summer. A grassroots group called the People’s Motorcade holds protests on one of the roads leading to the club on Saturdays in the spring and summer.
Jimenez-Castro set a fundraising goal of $4,500. “Within 22 hours, we reached our goal,” he told the Courier News. “I contacted the manufacturer again and we will have our balloon by mid-August.”
The London blimp was also the result of a crowdfunding campaign.
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...gEmail__071618
Finnish Summit: Trump Greets Putin
“Our relationship with Russia has NEVER been worse
thanks to many years of U.S. foolishness and stupidity
and now, the Rigged Witch Hunt!” Trump, said.
“Presidents Trump and Putin respect each other and they get along well,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
“There is no clear agenda. It will be determined by the heads of state themselves as they go along.”
https://www.telesurtv.net/english/ne...0716-0008.html
Compromised, traitor Trash proves yet again he a total boy toy, an "intelligence asset" for his BFF handler Pootin.
Manchurian Candidate Trash ignores Pootin cyber/info war on USA
Trump says getting along with Russia is a 'good thing not a bad thing'
“Most importantly we have a lot of good things
Trump said after opening his remarks with praise for Russia’s hosting of the soccer World Cup.
The two will talk about “everything from trade to military to missiles to China.
We’ll be talking a little bit about China.
Our mutual friend president Xi,”
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-u...litics+News%29
Trash's vocabulary is regressing as his mind "thing" rots irreversibly.
A Russian newspaper editor explains how Putin made Trump his puppet
“They consider him a stupid, unstrategic politician.”
Mikhail Fishman is the editor-in-chief of the Moscow Times, an English-language weekly newspaper published in Moscow.
"I'm sure Russia has plenty of dirt on Trump, but I can't accept without hard evidence much of the what I've heard or read."
"Then there's also the fact that Putin is so much more experienced than Trump.
He has more than 15 years of global political experience.
He knows how to do things, how to work the system.
He makes plenty of mistakes, but he knows how to think and act.
Trump is a total neophyte.
He has no experience and doesn't understand how global politics operates.
He displays his ignorance every single day."
"The vision of Trump is basically shaped by the Kremlin and their propaganda machine — that's what they do.
During the election campaign, Trump was depicted not as an underdog but as an honest representative of the American people who was being mistreated by the establishment elites and other evil forces in Washington."
"All of it was aimed at damaging Hillary Clinton.
Putin expected Trump to lose, but
the prospect of a Clinton victory terrified him, and
he did everything possible to undermine her."
"Because he knew that would mean an extension of Obama's harsh orientation to Russia, perhaps even more aggressive than Obama.
Putin has experienced some difficult years since his 2014 invasion of Crimea, but he didn't expect this level of isolation.
He saw — and sees — Trump as an opportunity to change the dynamic."
Sean Illing
Has Putin made a puppet of Trump?
Mikhail Fishman
Of course. This is certainly what the Kremlin believes, and they’re acting accordingly.
They're quite obviously playing Trump.
They consider him a stupid, unstrategic politician.
Putin is confident that he can manipulate Trump to his advantage, and he should be.
Sean Illing
In other words, Trump’s a useful idiot to them?
Mikhail Fishman
Exactly.
The Kremlin is limited in their knowledge about what's going on in Washington, but
they see the chaos and the confusion in Trump's administration.
They see the clumsiness, the inexperience.
Naturally, they're working to exploit that.
https://www.vox.com/conversations/20...illary-clinton
Trump is now repaying Putin for helping him win the presidency
The known facts have now established it beyond any reasonable doubt, and
the only alternative interpretations of that now-established basic bargain that make any sense are actually more nefarious than that one.
“Trump did not mention Russia’s interference in the 2016 presidential campaign as one of the topics to be discussed.”
Trump is not merely spinning in a way that benefits himself.
He’s also giving a gift to Putin,
by signaling that
he will continue to do all he can to delegitimize efforts to establish the full truth about Russian interference,
which in turn telegraphs that Russia can continue such efforts in the future
(which U.S. intelligence officials have warned will happen in the 2018 elections).
In a sense, by doing this,
Trump is colluding with such efforts right now.
On top of this, of course, all the other actions Trump is taking to destabilize the Western international order —
the escalating trade wars, the attacks on NATO that are obviously designed to weaken it —
also benefit Putin.
it is unavoidably clear — based on the new information and Trumpian conduct we’ve seen in the past few days — that
Trump’s ongoing treatment of Russian electoral interference in particular is essentially a reward for doing just that.
Even if Trump does end up taking a tougher line with Russia on international affairs,
that point stands,
as long as he continues to dismiss the seriousness of the sabotage itself.
Trump is now shrugging at that confirmed lying, and
he’s still not taking this act of sabotage at all seriously.
Remember, Trump himself called on Russia to hack Clinton’s emails.
Trump publicly drew attention to the material leaked by WikiLeaks —
which received it from Russia, according to the Mueller indictment —
more than 100 times during the campaign.
beyond how many votes were directly moved, the DNC was badly disabled by the cyber subterfuge at a critical moment,
which had to have had some kind of serious impact.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/plum-line/wp/2018/07/16/trump-is-now-repaying-putin-for-helping-him-win-the-presidency/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.8b056ea9acd2&wpisrc=nl_mo st&wpmm=1
All y'all's boy Trash is a ING TRAITOR, a Manchurian Candidate sabotaging USA and USA's international relations, for the benefit of his handler Pootin.
GOP senators downplaying Russian interference shows how Trump has co-opted the party
Over the past several days, as Trump again engaged in a spree of whataboutism and moral relativism ahead of today’s summit in Helsinki with Putin, far fewer GOP lawmakers have called him out.
Paul replied that it is unrealistic to hold Moscow accountable.
“They are going to interfere in our elections. We also do the same,”
Even traditional hawks are now minimizing what the Russians did in 2016.
“I've been pretty upfront that the election interference — as serious as that was and unacceptable — is not the greatest threat to our democracy,”
“We've blown it way out of proportion — [as if it's] the greatest threat to democracy . . . We need to really honestly assess what actually happened, what effect did it have, and what effect are our sanctions actually having, positively and negatively.”
“Johnson’s remarks to the Examiner were highlighted by Russian state media,” Roll Call reported. “
The Russian news agency TASS reported on Johnson’s comments, as did Sputnik International.”
“It’s very difficult to really meddle in our elections,” the senator said.
“It just is. These are locally run. It’s almost impossible to change the vote tally. My concern would be violating the voter files, but we have those issues anyway and there are plenty of controls on that. … From a standpoint of using social media, we spent a couple of billion dollars on the last election. They, maybe, spent a couple hundred thousand.”
“Most countries would meddle and play in our domestic elections if they could, and some of them have,” Sen. Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) said recently.
“I’m not here today to accuse Russia of this or that or so forth,” Shelby told the speaker of the Duma
to read quotes from Republican senators that sound like they might have been uttered instead by Noam Chomsky, Howard Zinn or Chalmers Johnson.
Conservatives like Jeane Kirkpatrick hammered peacenik liberals for this sort of relativism during the Cold War.
-- Trump, who took out full-page newspaper ads to attack Reagan’s foreign policy during the 1980s (even as it was winning the Cold War), has remade the Republican Party in his image over the past three years.
The president has shown a consistent impulse to blame “both sides.”
This view is squarely outside the mainstream among foreign policy experts in both parties.
Col. James McDonough, the U.S. Army’s attache to Poland, highlighted “Russia’s Moral Hypocrisy” in a piece for Task and Purpose magazine this spring:
“Russian soldiers occupy Moldova, Georgia, and Ukraine in violation of all international norms.
Through these occupations Moscow
enables the pirate state of Transnistria,
enables the backwards ‘independence’ of Abkhazia and South Ossetia,
strips Crimea from its internationally recognized sovereign, and
feeds the Russian separatist movement in the Donbass.
After supporting Libyan leader Mommar Khadafi for years, the Kremlin now backs one of his henchmen, warlord Khalifa Hafter,
instead of the Western-backed, and UN-recognized, Government of National Accord,
reportedly in exchange for military basing rights in eastern Libya.
Further east in Sudan, Russia is exporting arms to the government of Omar al-Bashir whose abysmal record on human rights has left him shunned by more civilized countries.
Most alarmingly, Russia has cozied up to Iran,
the most significant exporter of terrorism in the Middle East, and
Syrian leader, Bashar al-Assad, whose atrocities against his own people are now well known to the world.
Russia’s bedfellows reek, and yet Moscow does not mind the smell.
And where on the globe has Russian foreign policy been a force for justice and decency?
Nothing comes to mind.”
Paul announced during a separate appearance Sunday on Fox News that
he’s planning a trip to Russia next month with members of the libertarian Cato Ins ute.
“We’ll be talking to the president after Helsinki and asking him if there’s something we can follow up on,”
In March, the Russian Embassy in Washington tweeted a picture of Paul meeting with Ambassador Anatoly Antonov. It said that the two men had discussed “improving” and “restoring” relations.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...nl_most&wpmm=1
etc, etc
The Repugs are so ed up, so anti-American, so pro-Pootin,
I would not be surprised if they would support a Trash Exec Order for Marshall Law all over the USA "for the good of the country", including firing Rosy, Mueller, and shuttering NYT, WaPo, CNN, MSNBC
Praying for Mr Presidents safety
You are praying for Putin?
lol
This is the side TSA and crew really wanna be on. So be it.
Smh damn shame. If you support trump you're against America at this point. This dude went in front of the world and ted on his country to protect Putin. Just sick.
Putin offered to question the 12 indicted for meddling in the election, and added that Mueller and his team of investigators can be present for questioning, if U.S. officials would “reciprocate.” He suggested this would mean Russian agents could be present for questioning Americans "of interest" to them.
Yep them at this point. They won't live this down.
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