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Irrelevant? How convenient in the current context of outright treachery by the CIA and FBI towards our POTUS.
You see it how you see it however, Obama was clearly a traitor to this country.
Oh yeah, I forgot, many cults define treachery as anything not suiting their agenda. In today's context I believe they're guilty of nothing more than their well deserved contempt of an alleged leader possessing zero leadership skills..
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Originally Posted by AADAD
Todays historic meeting was a success imho. He is shaking things up.The little children whine. Adults don't.
Yeah, with Twitter being the favorite outlet for their childish whines. Adults on the other hand attempt to accomplish positive, constructive things rather than "shaking things up" and calling it accomplishment.
Trump looks subservient to Putin just based on body language. This isn’t good. Putin also kept Trump waiting for an hour. Another alpha dog move. Mr. Trump- just don’t accept any tea he offers you. Polonium is nasty stuff.
well, I think viewing them (The Russians) as the ultimate boogeyman certainly does not help either.
He said, "I hold both countries accountable for poor relationship." What is wrong with that exactly?
What is wrong with it is very simple. First that is not what he said and you are leaving out the question originally asked which puts it into context:
Mr. President, you tweeted this morning that it is U.S. foolishness, stupidity and the Mueller probe that’s responsible for decline in U.S. relations with Russia. Do you hold Russia at all accountable for anything in particular, and if so, what would you consider that they are responsible for?
Trump "Yes, I do. I hold both countries responsible."
And then he went on to blame America for all sorts of things and said nothing at all against Russia and acted like they were a victim of the Mueller investigation. According to Trump the problems with Russia are all our fault and Russia has done nothing at all to deserve it.
Everything is as expected. The left is having a hissy fit again, this time because Trump didn't personally verbally attack Putin in a news conference being shown live all over the world. Anything short of scalping Putin in public is treason, LOL.
And if Trump did verbally attack Putin, the crying liberals would be saying, "See, Trump is such a bully!"
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