International Trump/Putin Summit

[LangfordBarrow]

You would have posted the exact same thing no matter what happened.

So it doesn't matter that he once again bent over for Russia? Did you bother to watch the press conference? Weren't you struck by the difference in strength between the two of them?

 

[HomerThompson]

So Trump apologizing for an attack against us and saying he would do nothing about it is him NOT being a pussy? How does that work, exactly?

Remember when Obama bowed!!?!!

 

[hillelslovak87]

Absolutely correct. Rabid lefties getting twisted because Trump isn't a pussy like Obama, and they want war and bloodshed at home and abroad.

Everyone knows to avoid being a pussy, you capitulate to the bully, then pretend as if his victims are the perpetrators. So much alpha.

 

[Pessimystic]

What’s in it for the FBI to lie?

There’s certainly a logical explanation as to what’s in it for Trump;

Pee tape jokes distract from the real issues;

Trump is a business who was faced with ruin several times, he has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy several times.

It was nearly impossible for him to get a business loan in the US plus he was faced with financial hardship.

Not hard to imagine a guy like that would turn to a bunch of nefarious Russian bankers that could still ruin him.

The motive for Putin is obvious.

I fail to see the motive in various intelligence agencies conspiring on this issue? Do you have a credible motive you can put forward?

Obviously the person that headed the investigation rabidly anti-Trump. We don't need to go into the texts, we all know about them.
Why would the FBI lie? LOL, they were obviously in Hillary's camp. They even discussed some sort of "insurance" policy to keep Trump from getting elected. They're dirtier than a jailhouse syringe. Why on earth should I trust them one iota?
Why would the DNC rig their own campaign? Because it was supposed to be Hillary all along, until Trump came along and threw a wrench into the machine.
Trump's business is not germaine to the topic, so whatever.
The next line depends on "imagination", so I'll just leave it at that.

 

[Contra-dictator]

I see a huge rise in poverty and homelessness brought on by a surge in unemployment as the trade war takes effect, and as entitlements are taken from those on the very edge of getting by already.

Essentially, a recession coming sooner rather than later. Also, there is going to be violence during the run up to the election.

I think you meant to say that you DREAM of "a huge rise"

 

[Pessimystic]

Let's see what comes of the Mueller investigation.

So far it doesn't look good for Donny. It seems there were forgettable Russians around every corner of his campaign.

My prediction: jack shit will come of it.

 

[KnightTemplar]

Why can't you Americans simply welcome your new Russian overlords?

 

[zebby23]

Paul Ryan - "There is no question that Russia interfered in our election and continues attempts to undermine democracy here and around the world," said Ryan, a Republican from Wisconsin, in a statement. "That is not just the finding of the American intelligence community but also the House Committee on Intelligence."

John Cornyn - "I don't know (whether) the President is trying to use some sort of carrots and stick approach with Putin but I believe the intelligence community," Cornyn told CNN, adding that the recent indictments from special counsel Robert Mueller's probe are "spot on."

John McCain - Sen. John McCain, an Arizona Republican who has consistently criticized the President, said Trump's comments were "one of the most disgraceful performances by an American president in memory."

Bob Corker - the President "made us look like a pushover" and that Putin was probably eating caviar on the plane home.
"I was very disappointed and saddened with the equivalency that he gave between them (the US intelligence agencies) and what Putin was saying," said Corker, a Tennessee Republican who is not seeking re-election.

Liz Cheney - "As a member of the House Armed Services Committee, I am deeply troubled by President Trump's defense of Putin against the intelligence agencies of the U.S. & his suggestion of moral equivalence between the U.S. and Russia. Russia poses a grave threat to our national security," said Rep. Liz Cheney, a Wyoming Republican

Trey Goudy - "I am confident former CIA Director and current Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, DNI Dan Coats, Ambassador Nikki Haley, FBI Director Chris Wray, Attorney General Jeff Sessions and others will be able to communicate to the President it is possible to conclude Russia interfered with our election in 2016 without delegitimizing his electoral success," Gowdy said in a statement.

Lindsey Graham - "Missed opportunity by President Trump to firmly hold Russia accountable for 2016 meddling and deliver a strong warning regarding future elections," Graham tweeted. "This answer by President Trump will be seen by Russia as a sign of weakness and create far more problems than it solves."

Jeff Flake - "I never thought I would see the day when our American President would stand on the stage with the Russian President and place blame on the United States for Russian aggression. This is shameful," tweeted Flake, who is not running for re-election.

Elizabeth Warren - "Once again, @realDonaldTrump takes to the international stage to embarrass America, undermine our institutions, weaken our alliances, & embrace a dictator. Russia interfered in our elections & attacked our democracy. Putin must be held accountable -- not rewarded. Disgraceful," Warren tweeted.

Tim Kaine - "This is a sad, shameful moment for our great nation. We will reclaim our values and reassert our global leadership. We'll turn the page on this dark chapter. But it won't happen on its own. We all must stand up—to side with U.S. law enforcement and to protect all Americans," Kaine said.

 

[TheGreatA]

So it doesn't matter that he once again bent over for Russia? Did you bother to watch the press conference? Weren't you struck by the difference in strength between the two of them?

Well, Trump certainly dwarfs (lilli)Putin:

 

[HomerThompson]

I think you meant to say that you DREAM of "a huge rise"

Oh man, you got me. I want everyone's life to suck, so I can be right. Soon my nefarious plan of shitting all over rightwing economic policy will come to fruition, when the economy tanks and people starve to death.

Hooray!!! The thing I constantly rail against is happening! How could I not be thrilled?

 

[OverCoronavirus Pressure]

I've been on record here saying I hate how McCain parades himself around like a hero near re-elections and shit like that while also admitting a lot of my soon to be 80 year old 2 tours in Vietnam father's opinions of the man rubbed off on me.

If I had such a distinguished war record I'd run on it and bring it up. It's something to be proud of.

"I like soldiers who don't get shot down" or whatever that fat ass-clown said about him makes DT an irredeemable piece of shit.

 

[44nutman]

It is getting easier and easier to spot the traitors.

 

[Pessimystic]

Paul Ryan - "There is no question that Russia interfered in our election and continues attempts to undermine democracy here and around the world," said Ryan, a Republican from Wisconsin, in a statement. "That is not just the finding of the American intelligence community but also the House Committee on Intelligence."

John Cornyn - "I don't know (whether) the President is trying to use some sort of carrots and stick approach with Putin but I believe the intelligence community," Cornyn told CNN, adding that the recent indictments from special counsel Robert Mueller's probe are "spot on."

John McCain - Sen. John McCain, an Arizona Republican who has consistently criticized the President, said Trump's comments were "one of the most disgraceful performances by an American president in memory."

Bob Corker - the President "made us look like a pushover" and that Putin was probably eating caviar on the plane home.
"I was very disappointed and saddened with the equivalency that he gave between them (the US intelligence agencies) and what Putin was saying," said Corker, a Tennessee Republican who is not seeking re-election.

Liz Cheney - "As a member of the House Armed Services Committee, I am deeply troubled by President Trump's defense of Putin against the intelligence agencies of the U.S. & his suggestion of moral equivalence between the U.S. and Russia. Russia poses a grave threat to our national security," said Rep. Liz Cheney, a Wyoming Republican

Trey Goudy - "I am confident former CIA Director and current Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, DNI Dan Coats, Ambassador Nikki Haley, FBI Director Chris Wray, Attorney General Jeff Sessions and others will be able to communicate to the President it is possible to conclude Russia interfered with our election in 2016 without delegitimizing his electoral success," Gowdy said in a statement.

Lindsey Graham - "Missed opportunity by President Trump to firmly hold Russia accountable for 2016 meddling and deliver a strong warning regarding future elections," Graham tweeted. "This answer by President Trump will be seen by Russia as a sign of weakness and create far more problems than it solves."

Jeff Flake - "I never thought I would see the day when our American President would stand on the stage with the Russian President and place blame on the United States for Russian aggression. This is shameful," tweeted Flake, who is not running for re-election.

Elizabeth Warren - "Once again, @realDonaldTrump takes to the international stage to embarrass America, undermine our institutions, weaken our alliances, & embrace a dictator. Russia interfered in our elections & attacked our democracy. Putin must be held accountable -- not rewarded. Disgraceful," Warren tweeted.

Tim Kaine - "This is a sad, shameful moment for our great nation. We will reclaim our values and reassert our global leadership. We'll turn the page on this dark chapter. But it won't happen on its own. We all must stand up—to side with U.S. law enforcement and to protect all Americans," Kaine said.

Who cares what a bunch of neocon whores and libs think?

 

[Gregolian]

If I had such a distinguished war record I'd run on it and bring it up. It's something to be proud of.

"I like soldiers who don't get shot down" or whatever that fat ass-clown said about him makes DT an irredeemable piece of shit.

My dad's rants (and thus mine) is more the aspect of how it appears he never really tried to escape even after his bones had healed and how other people prop him up like a hero for not succumbing to torture (virtually, there's always talk he filmed propaganda for the VC but meh) when my dad was like "well, that's his fucking job... it's like celebrating the janitor took the trash bag to the dumpster"

 

[zebby23]

Who cares what a bunch of neocon whores and libs think?

You are blocked... Add nothing to any conversation and literally troll every thread. Aint got no time for you son. lol

 

[OverCoronavirus Pressure]

My prediction: jack shit will come of it.

You'll have to be more specific. Shit has already hit the fan for quite a list of errand boys.

 

[kpt018]

My prediction: jack shit will come of it.

Huh? There are already 6 guilty pleas and something like 30 indictments, what are you talking about? Even if the investigation ended now it's a huge success.

 

[cleetus]

How about shooting down a civilian airliner over Ukraine, murdering political enemies in other countries, just little things like that.

Like WE don't do unseemly things like that too? Come on, that's a bush-league reason to believe cutting off communication with a super power is a good idea.

 

[OverCoronavirus Pressure]

It is getting easier and easier to spot the traitors.

Russia did nothing wrong.
Even for the sake of argument.
And ignoring threats is smart!

 

[zebby23]

Huh? There are already 6 guilty pleas and something like 30 indictments, what are you talking about? Even if the investigation ended now it's a huge success.

191 total charges on 32 people (to be exact) but i know i know... Until Trump is indicted for murder

Nothing to see here