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When asked to verify if the Russians had any input regarding Trump's choice of Tillerson over Romney for Sec'y of State, the White House had no comment. The lack of a vigorous denial most likely indicates the Russians were in fact involved in the decision.
Or it just wasn't worthy of being dignified with a comment.
I have no doubt that Russia exerted undue influence on Trumps close advisors during the campaign and in the selection of certain cabinet members. There is simply no other explanation for even considering someone like Michael Flynn for the position of National Security Advisor. And picking Tillerson for Sec of State, whos only possible qualification for that position was that he opposed Russian sanctions after they invaded Ukraine.
Trump spent most of his Presidential campaign criticizing our allies and NATO while praising Putin. His close advisors taking their orders from Moscow is the only possible explanation for these things
Democrats will never win back Trump's base because they never had that demographic to begin with (and haven't for decades). However they can win elections if they energize their own base the way Trump has energized the right. That's where Hillary failed.
Wasn't the voter turnout less for Trump than Romney? High energy! The best!
The scariest thing about this subject is what liberals allow themselves to believe.
Evidently, they will believe anything that supports their NeverTrump hysteria.
Or it just wasn't worthy of being dignified with a comment.
lol
Really? In light of all the talk about the Russian influence on Donald Trump, the White House didn't think it was worthy of telling the American people that no, Russia had absolutely influence in the choice of his cabinet picks? Are you seriously telling us that's not worthy of comment?
Any other administration would have been shouting a denial on every network and site they could reach. That this White House refuses to even deny it tells us it must be true.
Really? In light of all the talk about the Russian influence on Donald Trump, the White House didn't think it was worthy of telling the American people that no, Russia had absolutely influence in the choice of his cabinet picks? Are you seriously telling us that's not worthy of comment?
Any other administration would have been shouting a denial on every network and site they could reach. That this White House refuses to even deny it tells us it must be true.
By now even the idiots in the trump WH realize many conversations between Russian operatives and the trump campaign/transition are on tape.
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