How many Republicans here

[B. Kidd]

Don't give a damn that Trump asked for help from Putin and now Ukraine? That this obvious spitting on our laws makes no difference to you? Just curious ,,,,,but try to remember not holding him accountable only means the next Dem president can pull the same crap

You pretend like you know what Trump said.
Go ahead and play 'pretend' as you and your ilk normally do.
Must suck to live in a 'pretend' world.

As the 2020 election approaches, Trump has been under increasing pressure to publicly put Putin on notice that the U.S. won’t tolerate election interference again.

As they sat together in Osaka, Trump didn’t broach the topic, instead relishing in the attention of reporters and camera crews eagerly capturing every moment between the leaders of the two former Cold War foes.

"It’s like the Academy Awards," Trump said to the Russian president. Then he called it a "great honor" to be with Putin, praising their "very, very good relationship" and predicting "a lot of very positive things" would POLITI
As reporters shouted questions and cameras clicked, Trump cocked his head when asked by NBC News whether he would tell Putin not to interfere in the vote next year.

"The answer to the question is, of course I will. 'Don’t meddle in the election,'" Trump said. As Putin smiled broadly, Trump briefly raised his finger toward Putin before turning away and repeating: "Don’t meddle in the election."

Over the din in the meeting room, it was unclear whether Trump had initially said, "Don't meddle in the election, please," or "Don't meddle in the election, president." Journalists in the room and watching video of the exchange heard him say "please," but a White House transcript later maintained that Trump had said "president."

Either way, Trump’s casual comments to Putin were unlikely to satisfy his critics, who have lambasted him for repeatedly casting doubt on whether Russia interfered in 2016 despite the firm assessments of U.S. intelligence agencies and former special counsel Robert Mueller.

Trump continues to dismiss the Mueller probe as a "witch hunt," and Putin says he agrees.

In a Financial Times interview just ahead of the G-20, Putin brushed off "mythical" Russian interference and argued that Trump really won the election because he "looked into his opponents’ attitude to him and saw changes in American society, and he took advantage of it."

With the Mueller investigation complete, Trump and Putin are entering a new period in which the years-long probe no longer hangs over them, although Congress continues to investigate.





Offering an outstretched hand to Trump, the Russian leader invited him next May to attend Moscow's massive annual World War II victory parade, which most global leaders have traditionally shunned. The Kremlin told Russian media that Trump has "reacted positively to the invitation," although a White House official would say only that while Trump supports commemorating Allied troops who died in the war, "he has not confirmed participation.”

In recent weeks, Trump has renewed concerns about his seriousness in confronting Russia’s efforts to interfere in U.S. democracy by saying he would listen to damaging information offered from foreign governments about one of his political opponents.

Amid the ensuing uproar, Trump shifted position and argued that he would also tell the FBI.

Trump's playful approach to broaching the election issue with Putin stood in sharp contrast to outgoing British Prime Minister Theresa May, who chided Putin for "hostile interventions in other countries, disinformation and cyberattacks, which undermine Russia’s standing in the world," a Downing Street spokesman said. In her meeting with Putin at the G-20, May also confronted the Russian president on Moscow's actions in Ukraine, LGBT rights and what she called "irrefutable evidence" that Russia used a chemical weapon on British soil.

I didn't expect a 'War and Peace' length response.
But the TDS afflicted continues to surprise.

 

[edward37]

Don't give a damn that Trump asked for help from Putin and now Ukraine? That this obvious spitting on our laws makes no difference to you? Just curious ,,,,,but try to remember not holding him accountable only means the next Dem president can pull the same crap

You pretend like you know what Trump said.
Go ahead and play 'pretend' as you and your ilk normally do.
Must suck to live in a 'pretend' world.

As the 2020 election approaches, Trump has been under increasing pressure to publicly put Putin on notice that the U.S. won’t tolerate election interference again.

As they sat together in Osaka, Trump didn’t broach the topic, instead relishing in the attention of reporters and camera crews eagerly capturing every moment between the leaders of the two former Cold War foes.

"It’s like the Academy Awards," Trump said to the Russian president. Then he called it a "great honor" to be with Putin, praising their "very, very good relationship" and predicting "a lot of very positive things" would POLITI
As reporters shouted questions and cameras clicked, Trump cocked his head when asked by NBC News whether he would tell Putin not to interfere in the vote next year.

"The answer to the question is, of course I will. 'Don’t meddle in the election,'" Trump said. As Putin smiled broadly, Trump briefly raised his finger toward Putin before turning away and repeating: "Don’t meddle in the election."

Over the din in the meeting room, it was unclear whether Trump had initially said, "Don't meddle in the election, please," or "Don't meddle in the election, president." Journalists in the room and watching video of the exchange heard him say "please," but a White House transcript later maintained that Trump had said "president."

Either way, Trump’s casual comments to Putin were unlikely to satisfy his critics, who have lambasted him for repeatedly casting doubt on whether Russia interfered in 2016 despite the firm assessments of U.S. intelligence agencies and former special counsel Robert Mueller.

Trump continues to dismiss the Mueller probe as a "witch hunt," and Putin says he agrees.

In a Financial Times interview just ahead of the G-20, Putin brushed off "mythical" Russian interference and argued that Trump really won the election because he "looked into his opponents’ attitude to him and saw changes in American society, and he took advantage of it."

With the Mueller investigation complete, Trump and Putin are entering a new period in which the years-long probe no longer hangs over them, although Congress continues to investigate.





Offering an outstretched hand to Trump, the Russian leader invited him next May to attend Moscow's massive annual World War II victory parade, which most global leaders have traditionally shunned. The Kremlin told Russian media that Trump has "reacted positively to the invitation," although a White House official would say only that while Trump supports commemorating Allied troops who died in the war, "he has not confirmed participation.”

In recent weeks, Trump has renewed concerns about his seriousness in confronting Russia’s efforts to interfere in U.S. democracy by saying he would listen to damaging information offered from foreign governments about one of his political opponents.

Amid the ensuing uproar, Trump shifted position and argued that he would also tell the FBI.

Trump's playful approach to broaching the election issue with Putin stood in sharp contrast to outgoing British Prime Minister Theresa May, who chided Putin for "hostile interventions in other countries, disinformation and cyberattacks, which undermine Russia’s standing in the world," a Downing Street spokesman said. In her meeting with Putin at the G-20, May also confronted the Russian president on Moscow's actions in Ukraine, LGBT rights and what she called "irrefutable evidence" that Russia used a chemical weapon on British soil.

Actually, President Trump firmly told Uncle Pooty, "no meddling". And he did it immediately, and without question when the media asked him to.

Now, will the Democrats tell their friends , the Red Chinese, to do the same? Biden et al, need to travel to Beijing to tell President Xi to surrender the Trade War as they will get no benefit from the D's if elected.

And you bought that trump BS ?? Really? was he laughing as he said it ??

 

[Polishprince]

You're 100 feet down in a cave these past 3 years ?

You really ARE an idiot, Eddie. Your buddy Obama got caught on an open mike asking Russia for help and your beloved Killery sold tons of uranium to Russia and the Ukraine. And of course Killery paid for the fake dossier on Trump, which the Russians helped her with. Do your homework, son. You're getting on my nerves.

Obama did NO SUCH THING as ask putin for help He said as president he'd have more flexibility and hill didn't send shit to russia You are a liar ,,,a republican ,,but I repeat myself

Stefan Halper, Chris Steele, Soros, all foreign nationals involved in the Hillary Clinton campaign, ed.

In any event, Trump knows that libs listen and leak his phone calls, they've been doing it since day one.

So Donald Trump was telling the truth when he said early on, that someone was spying on him.

This story proves that he was right all along.

The media said that Trump was "insane"when he announced that he was spied on in his humble domicile.

In fact, he was spot on correct.

 

[Polishprince]

Don't give a damn that Trump asked for help from Putin and now Ukraine? That this obvious spitting on our laws makes no difference to you? Just curious ,,,,,but try to remember not holding him accountable only means the next Dem president can pull the same crap

You pretend like you know what Trump said.
Go ahead and play 'pretend' as you and your ilk normally do.
Must suck to live in a 'pretend' world.

As the 2020 election approaches, Trump has been under increasing pressure to publicly put Putin on notice that the U.S. won’t tolerate election interference again.

As they sat together in Osaka, Trump didn’t broach the topic, instead relishing in the attention of reporters and camera crews eagerly capturing every moment between the leaders of the two former Cold War foes.

"It’s like the Academy Awards," Trump said to the Russian president. Then he called it a "great honor" to be with Putin, praising their "very, very good relationship" and predicting "a lot of very positive things" would POLITI
As reporters shouted questions and cameras clicked, Trump cocked his head when asked by NBC News whether he would tell Putin not to interfere in the vote next year.

"The answer to the question is, of course I will. 'Don’t meddle in the election,'" Trump said. As Putin smiled broadly, Trump briefly raised his finger toward Putin before turning away and repeating: "Don’t meddle in the election."

Over the din in the meeting room, it was unclear whether Trump had initially said, "Don't meddle in the election, please," or "Don't meddle in the election, president." Journalists in the room and watching video of the exchange heard him say "please," but a White House transcript later maintained that Trump had said "president."

Either way, Trump’s casual comments to Putin were unlikely to satisfy his critics, who have lambasted him for repeatedly casting doubt on whether Russia interfered in 2016 despite the firm assessments of U.S. intelligence agencies and former special counsel Robert Mueller.

Trump continues to dismiss the Mueller probe as a "witch hunt," and Putin says he agrees.

In a Financial Times interview just ahead of the G-20, Putin brushed off "mythical" Russian interference and argued that Trump really won the election because he "looked into his opponents’ attitude to him and saw changes in American society, and he took advantage of it."

With the Mueller investigation complete, Trump and Putin are entering a new period in which the years-long probe no longer hangs over them, although Congress continues to investigate.





Offering an outstretched hand to Trump, the Russian leader invited him next May to attend Moscow's massive annual World War II victory parade, which most global leaders have traditionally shunned. The Kremlin told Russian media that Trump has "reacted positively to the invitation," although a White House official would say only that while Trump supports commemorating Allied troops who died in the war, "he has not confirmed participation.”

In recent weeks, Trump has renewed concerns about his seriousness in confronting Russia’s efforts to interfere in U.S. democracy by saying he would listen to damaging information offered from foreign governments about one of his political opponents.

Amid the ensuing uproar, Trump shifted position and argued that he would also tell the FBI.

Trump's playful approach to broaching the election issue with Putin stood in sharp contrast to outgoing British Prime Minister Theresa May, who chided Putin for "hostile interventions in other countries, disinformation and cyberattacks, which undermine Russia’s standing in the world," a Downing Street spokesman said. In her meeting with Putin at the G-20, May also confronted the Russian president on Moscow's actions in Ukraine, LGBT rights and what she called "irrefutable evidence" that Russia used a chemical weapon on British soil.

Actually, President Trump firmly told Uncle Pooty, "no meddling". And he did it immediately, and without question when the media asked him to.

Now, will the Democrats tell their friends , the Red Chinese, to do the same? Biden et al, need to travel to Beijing to tell President Xi to surrender the Trade War as they will get no benefit from the D's if elected.

And you bought that trump BS ?? Really? was he laughing as he said it ??

Trump was laughing because he had already told Pooty about the "no meddling".

He thought it was ridiculous to repeat himself.

Particularly, as he knows that Putin wants the Dems in office in 2020 just like they wanted Clinton elected in 2016. Its better to have a drunken, compromised old lady with neurological problems as POTUS to negotiate with, rather than the sharpest knife in the drawer

 

[Kondor3]

Don't give a damn that Trump asked for help from Putin and now Ukraine? That this obvious spitting on our laws makes no difference to you? Just curious ,,,,,but try to remember not holding him accountable only means the next Dem president can pull the same crap

You supported O and he was exponentially worse than Trump. Spare us your fake righteous indignation.

Two shitty Presidents doesn't make it any better...

Besides, you're at least partially wrong about Obumble...

Obumble did a good job on the domestic front, pulling us out of a depression, but he was a train-wreck on the foreign policy front...

Trump. on the other hand, is a train wreck on BOTH the domestic AND foreign policy fronts...

O didn't pull anyone out of the recession. We did that ourselves. You could have been in office and did the same. No, him and W were the appalling. O and W led us into never ending wars and horrid foreign and domestic policies. Trump hasn't done that yet but hes adding trillions to the debt so he gets no pass there.

It was Dubya's Depression, and Obumble pulled us out of it... deny it all you like... doesn't change the facts.

If it wasn't for Obumble's World Apology Tour and his Imaginary Red Line in the Sand and failing to aid Ukraine, he'd have been a good one.

Certainly better than the present lying, corrupt, inconsistent, foolhardy elitist flim-flam man who managed to hoodwink some of the electorate.

 

[edward37]

I'm dining out so I'll leave all your cowardly Repubs for a while Wonderful seeing none of you give 2 shits about the Trump scum asking foreigners for election help ILLEGAL HELP Great knowing I live in a country where 35% are stupid ,scared, like rats in a corner

 

[JGalt]

Don't give a damn that Trump asked for help from Putin and now Ukraine? That this obvious spitting on our laws makes no difference to you? Just curious ,,,,,but try to remember not holding him accountable only means the next Dem president can pull the same crap

You pretend like you know what Trump said.
Go ahead and play 'pretend' as you and your ilk normally do.
Must suck to live in a 'pretend' world.

As the 2020 election approaches, Trump has been under increasing pressure to publicly put Putin on notice that the U.S. won’t tolerate election interference again.

As they sat together in Osaka, Trump didn’t broach the topic, instead relishing in the attention of reporters and camera crews eagerly capturing every moment between the leaders of the two former Cold War foes.

"It’s like the Academy Awards," Trump said to the Russian president. Then he called it a "great honor" to be with Putin, praising their "very, very good relationship" and predicting "a lot of very positive things" would POLITI
As reporters shouted questions and cameras clicked, Trump cocked his head when asked by NBC News whether he would tell Putin not to interfere in the vote next year.

"The answer to the question is, of course I will. 'Don’t meddle in the election,'" Trump said. As Putin smiled broadly, Trump briefly raised his finger toward Putin before turning away and repeating: "Don’t meddle in the election."

Over the din in the meeting room, it was unclear whether Trump had initially said, "Don't meddle in the election, please," or "Don't meddle in the election, president." Journalists in the room and watching video of the exchange heard him say "please," but a White House transcript later maintained that Trump had said "president."

Either way, Trump’s casual comments to Putin were unlikely to satisfy his critics, who have lambasted him for repeatedly casting doubt on whether Russia interfered in 2016 despite the firm assessments of U.S. intelligence agencies and former special counsel Robert Mueller.

Trump continues to dismiss the Mueller probe as a "witch hunt," and Putin says he agrees.

In a Financial Times interview just ahead of the G-20, Putin brushed off "mythical" Russian interference and argued that Trump really won the election because he "looked into his opponents’ attitude to him and saw changes in American society, and he took advantage of it."

With the Mueller investigation complete, Trump and Putin are entering a new period in which the years-long probe no longer hangs over them, although Congress continues to investigate.





Offering an outstretched hand to Trump, the Russian leader invited him next May to attend Moscow's massive annual World War II victory parade, which most global leaders have traditionally shunned. The Kremlin told Russian media that Trump has "reacted positively to the invitation," although a White House official would say only that while Trump supports commemorating Allied troops who died in the war, "he has not confirmed participation.”

In recent weeks, Trump has renewed concerns about his seriousness in confronting Russia’s efforts to interfere in U.S. democracy by saying he would listen to damaging information offered from foreign governments about one of his political opponents.

Amid the ensuing uproar, Trump shifted position and argued that he would also tell the FBI.

Trump's playful approach to broaching the election issue with Putin stood in sharp contrast to outgoing British Prime Minister Theresa May, who chided Putin for "hostile interventions in other countries, disinformation and cyberattacks, which undermine Russia’s standing in the world," a Downing Street spokesman said. In her meeting with Putin at the G-20, May also confronted the Russian president on Moscow's actions in Ukraine, LGBT rights and what she called "irrefutable evidence" that Russia used a chemical weapon on British soil.

Actually, President Trump firmly told Uncle Pooty, "no meddling". And he did it immediately, and without question when the media asked him to.

Now, will the Democrats tell their friends , the Red Chinese, to do the same? Biden et al, need to travel to Beijing to tell President Xi to surrender the Trade War as they will get no benefit from the D's if elected.

And you bought that trump BS ?? Really? was he laughing as he said it ??

Evidently sarcasm is too sophisticated for you to comprehend, eh?

Enjoy your McDonald's dining experience tonight.

 

[edward37]

Don't give a damn that Trump asked for help from Putin and now Ukraine? That this obvious spitting on our laws makes no difference to you? Just curious ,,,,,but try to remember not holding him accountable only means the next Dem president can pull the same crap

You pretend like you know what Trump said.
Go ahead and play 'pretend' as you and your ilk normally do.
Must suck to live in a 'pretend' world.

As the 2020 election approaches, Trump has been under increasing pressure to publicly put Putin on notice that the U.S. won’t tolerate election interference again.

As they sat together in Osaka, Trump didn’t broach the topic, instead relishing in the attention of reporters and camera crews eagerly capturing every moment between the leaders of the two former Cold War foes.

"It’s like the Academy Awards," Trump said to the Russian president. Then he called it a "great honor" to be with Putin, praising their "very, very good relationship" and predicting "a lot of very positive things" would POLITI
As reporters shouted questions and cameras clicked, Trump cocked his head when asked by NBC News whether he would tell Putin not to interfere in the vote next year.

"The answer to the question is, of course I will. 'Don’t meddle in the election,'" Trump said. As Putin smiled broadly, Trump briefly raised his finger toward Putin before turning away and repeating: "Don’t meddle in the election."

Over the din in the meeting room, it was unclear whether Trump had initially said, "Don't meddle in the election, please," or "Don't meddle in the election, president." Journalists in the room and watching video of the exchange heard him say "please," but a White House transcript later maintained that Trump had said "president."

Either way, Trump’s casual comments to Putin were unlikely to satisfy his critics, who have lambasted him for repeatedly casting doubt on whether Russia interfered in 2016 despite the firm assessments of U.S. intelligence agencies and former special counsel Robert Mueller.

Trump continues to dismiss the Mueller probe as a "witch hunt," and Putin says he agrees.

In a Financial Times interview just ahead of the G-20, Putin brushed off "mythical" Russian interference and argued that Trump really won the election because he "looked into his opponents’ attitude to him and saw changes in American society, and he took advantage of it."

With the Mueller investigation complete, Trump and Putin are entering a new period in which the years-long probe no longer hangs over them, although Congress continues to investigate.





Offering an outstretched hand to Trump, the Russian leader invited him next May to attend Moscow's massive annual World War II victory parade, which most global leaders have traditionally shunned. The Kremlin told Russian media that Trump has "reacted positively to the invitation," although a White House official would say only that while Trump supports commemorating Allied troops who died in the war, "he has not confirmed participation.”

In recent weeks, Trump has renewed concerns about his seriousness in confronting Russia’s efforts to interfere in U.S. democracy by saying he would listen to damaging information offered from foreign governments about one of his political opponents.

Amid the ensuing uproar, Trump shifted position and argued that he would also tell the FBI.

Trump's playful approach to broaching the election issue with Putin stood in sharp contrast to outgoing British Prime Minister Theresa May, who chided Putin for "hostile interventions in other countries, disinformation and cyberattacks, which undermine Russia’s standing in the world," a Downing Street spokesman said. In her meeting with Putin at the G-20, May also confronted the Russian president on Moscow's actions in Ukraine, LGBT rights and what she called "irrefutable evidence" that Russia used a chemical weapon on British soil.

Actually, President Trump firmly told Uncle Pooty, "no meddling". And he did it immediately, and without question when the media asked him to.

Now, will the Democrats tell their friends , the Red Chinese, to do the same? Biden et al, need to travel to Beijing to tell President Xi to surrender the Trade War as they will get no benefit from the D's if elected.

And you bought that trump BS ?? Really? was he laughing as he said it ??

Evidently sarcasm is too sophisticated for you to comprehend, eh?

My middle name

 

[bluzman61]

Don't give a damn that Trump asked for help from Putin and now Ukraine? That this obvious spitting on our laws makes no difference to you? Just curious ,,,,,but try to remember not holding him accountable only means the next Dem president can pull the same crap

You pretend like you know what Trump said.
Go ahead and play 'pretend' as you and your ilk normally do.
Must suck to live in a 'pretend' world.

As the 2020 election approaches, Trump has been under increasing pressure to publicly put Putin on notice that the U.S. won’t tolerate election interference again.

As they sat together in Osaka, Trump didn’t broach the topic, instead relishing in the attention of reporters and camera crews eagerly capturing every moment between the leaders of the two former Cold War foes.

"It’s like the Academy Awards," Trump said to the Russian president. Then he called it a "great honor" to be with Putin, praising their "very, very good relationship" and predicting "a lot of very positive things" would POLITI
As reporters shouted questions and cameras clicked, Trump cocked his head when asked by NBC News whether he would tell Putin not to interfere in the vote next year.

"The answer to the question is, of course I will. 'Don’t meddle in the election,'" Trump said. As Putin smiled broadly, Trump briefly raised his finger toward Putin before turning away and repeating: "Don’t meddle in the election."

Over the din in the meeting room, it was unclear whether Trump had initially said, "Don't meddle in the election, please," or "Don't meddle in the election, president." Journalists in the room and watching video of the exchange heard him say "please," but a White House transcript later maintained that Trump had said "president."

Either way, Trump’s casual comments to Putin were unlikely to satisfy his critics, who have lambasted him for repeatedly casting doubt on whether Russia interfered in 2016 despite the firm assessments of U.S. intelligence agencies and former special counsel Robert Mueller.

Trump continues to dismiss the Mueller probe as a "witch hunt," and Putin says he agrees.

In a Financial Times interview just ahead of the G-20, Putin brushed off "mythical" Russian interference and argued that Trump really won the election because he "looked into his opponents’ attitude to him and saw changes in American society, and he took advantage of it."

With the Mueller investigation complete, Trump and Putin are entering a new period in which the years-long probe no longer hangs over them, although Congress continues to investigate.





Offering an outstretched hand to Trump, the Russian leader invited him next May to attend Moscow's massive annual World War II victory parade, which most global leaders have traditionally shunned. The Kremlin told Russian media that Trump has "reacted positively to the invitation," although a White House official would say only that while Trump supports commemorating Allied troops who died in the war, "he has not confirmed participation.”

In recent weeks, Trump has renewed concerns about his seriousness in confronting Russia’s efforts to interfere in U.S. democracy by saying he would listen to damaging information offered from foreign governments about one of his political opponents.

Amid the ensuing uproar, Trump shifted position and argued that he would also tell the FBI.

Trump's playful approach to broaching the election issue with Putin stood in sharp contrast to outgoing British Prime Minister Theresa May, who chided Putin for "hostile interventions in other countries, disinformation and cyberattacks, which undermine Russia’s standing in the world," a Downing Street spokesman said. In her meeting with Putin at the G-20, May also confronted the Russian president on Moscow's actions in Ukraine, LGBT rights and what she called "irrefutable evidence" that Russia used a chemical weapon on British soil.

Actually, President Trump firmly told Uncle Pooty, "no meddling". And he did it immediately, and without question when the media asked him to.

Now, will the Democrats tell their friends , the Red Chinese, to do the same? Biden et al, need to travel to Beijing to tell President Xi to surrender the Trade War as they will get no benefit from the D's if elected.

And you bought that trump BS ?? Really? was he laughing as he said it ??

Evidently sarcasm is too sophisticated for you to comprehend, eh?

Enjoy your McDonald's dining experience tonight.

Little OLD Eddie is a moron. Stop responding to the fool, he's not worth it.

 

[B. Kidd]

You pretend like you know what Trump said.
Go ahead and play 'pretend' as you and your ilk normally do.
Must suck to live in a 'pretend' world.

As the 2020 election approaches, Trump has been under increasing pressure to publicly put Putin on notice that the U.S. won’t tolerate election interference again.

As they sat together in Osaka, Trump didn’t broach the topic, instead relishing in the attention of reporters and camera crews eagerly capturing every moment between the leaders of the two former Cold War foes.

"It’s like the Academy Awards," Trump said to the Russian president. Then he called it a "great honor" to be with Putin, praising their "very, very good relationship" and predicting "a lot of very positive things" would POLITI
As reporters shouted questions and cameras clicked, Trump cocked his head when asked by NBC News whether he would tell Putin not to interfere in the vote next year.

"The answer to the question is, of course I will. 'Don’t meddle in the election,'" Trump said. As Putin smiled broadly, Trump briefly raised his finger toward Putin before turning away and repeating: "Don’t meddle in the election."

Over the din in the meeting room, it was unclear whether Trump had initially said, "Don't meddle in the election, please," or "Don't meddle in the election, president." Journalists in the room and watching video of the exchange heard him say "please," but a White House transcript later maintained that Trump had said "president."

Either way, Trump’s casual comments to Putin were unlikely to satisfy his critics, who have lambasted him for repeatedly casting doubt on whether Russia interfered in 2016 despite the firm assessments of U.S. intelligence agencies and former special counsel Robert Mueller.

Trump continues to dismiss the Mueller probe as a "witch hunt," and Putin says he agrees.

In a Financial Times interview just ahead of the G-20, Putin brushed off "mythical" Russian interference and argued that Trump really won the election because he "looked into his opponents’ attitude to him and saw changes in American society, and he took advantage of it."

With the Mueller investigation complete, Trump and Putin are entering a new period in which the years-long probe no longer hangs over them, although Congress continues to investigate.





Offering an outstretched hand to Trump, the Russian leader invited him next May to attend Moscow's massive annual World War II victory parade, which most global leaders have traditionally shunned. The Kremlin told Russian media that Trump has "reacted positively to the invitation," although a White House official would say only that while Trump supports commemorating Allied troops who died in the war, "he has not confirmed participation.”

In recent weeks, Trump has renewed concerns about his seriousness in confronting Russia’s efforts to interfere in U.S. democracy by saying he would listen to damaging information offered from foreign governments about one of his political opponents.

Amid the ensuing uproar, Trump shifted position and argued that he would also tell the FBI.

Trump's playful approach to broaching the election issue with Putin stood in sharp contrast to outgoing British Prime Minister Theresa May, who chided Putin for "hostile interventions in other countries, disinformation and cyberattacks, which undermine Russia’s standing in the world," a Downing Street spokesman said. In her meeting with Putin at the G-20, May also confronted the Russian president on Moscow's actions in Ukraine, LGBT rights and what she called "irrefutable evidence" that Russia used a chemical weapon on British soil.

Actually, President Trump firmly told Uncle Pooty, "no meddling". And he did it immediately, and without question when the media asked him to.

Now, will the Democrats tell their friends , the Red Chinese, to do the same? Biden et al, need to travel to Beijing to tell President Xi to surrender the Trade War as they will get no benefit from the D's if elected.

And you bought that trump BS ?? Really? was he laughing as he said it ??

Evidently sarcasm is too sophisticated for you to comprehend, eh?

Enjoy your McDonald's dining experience tonight.

Little OLD Eddie is a moron. Stop responding to the fool, he's not worth it.

The humorless fool needs a 'Happy Meal'.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Don't give a damn that Trump asked for help from Putin and now Ukraine? That this obvious spitting on our laws makes no difference to you? Just curious ,,,,,but try to remember not holding him accountable only means the next Dem president can pull the same crap

/-----/ " That this obvious spitting on our laws makes no difference to you? "
BWHAHAHAAHHA BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

 

[edward37]

You pretend like you know what Trump said.
Go ahead and play 'pretend' as you and your ilk normally do.
Must suck to live in a 'pretend' world.

As the 2020 election approaches, Trump has been under increasing pressure to publicly put Putin on notice that the U.S. won’t tolerate election interference again.

As they sat together in Osaka, Trump didn’t broach the topic, instead relishing in the attention of reporters and camera crews eagerly capturing every moment between the leaders of the two former Cold War foes.

"It’s like the Academy Awards," Trump said to the Russian president. Then he called it a "great honor" to be with Putin, praising their "very, very good relationship" and predicting "a lot of very positive things" would POLITI
As reporters shouted questions and cameras clicked, Trump cocked his head when asked by NBC News whether he would tell Putin not to interfere in the vote next year.

"The answer to the question is, of course I will. 'Don’t meddle in the election,'" Trump said. As Putin smiled broadly, Trump briefly raised his finger toward Putin before turning away and repeating: "Don’t meddle in the election."

Over the din in the meeting room, it was unclear whether Trump had initially said, "Don't meddle in the election, please," or "Don't meddle in the election, president." Journalists in the room and watching video of the exchange heard him say "please," but a White House transcript later maintained that Trump had said "president."

Either way, Trump’s casual comments to Putin were unlikely to satisfy his critics, who have lambasted him for repeatedly casting doubt on whether Russia interfered in 2016 despite the firm assessments of U.S. intelligence agencies and former special counsel Robert Mueller.

Trump continues to dismiss the Mueller probe as a "witch hunt," and Putin says he agrees.

In a Financial Times interview just ahead of the G-20, Putin brushed off "mythical" Russian interference and argued that Trump really won the election because he "looked into his opponents’ attitude to him and saw changes in American society, and he took advantage of it."

With the Mueller investigation complete, Trump and Putin are entering a new period in which the years-long probe no longer hangs over them, although Congress continues to investigate.





Offering an outstretched hand to Trump, the Russian leader invited him next May to attend Moscow's massive annual World War II victory parade, which most global leaders have traditionally shunned. The Kremlin told Russian media that Trump has "reacted positively to the invitation," although a White House official would say only that while Trump supports commemorating Allied troops who died in the war, "he has not confirmed participation.”

In recent weeks, Trump has renewed concerns about his seriousness in confronting Russia’s efforts to interfere in U.S. democracy by saying he would listen to damaging information offered from foreign governments about one of his political opponents.

Amid the ensuing uproar, Trump shifted position and argued that he would also tell the FBI.

Trump's playful approach to broaching the election issue with Putin stood in sharp contrast to outgoing British Prime Minister Theresa May, who chided Putin for "hostile interventions in other countries, disinformation and cyberattacks, which undermine Russia’s standing in the world," a Downing Street spokesman said. In her meeting with Putin at the G-20, May also confronted the Russian president on Moscow's actions in Ukraine, LGBT rights and what she called "irrefutable evidence" that Russia used a chemical weapon on British soil.

Actually, President Trump firmly told Uncle Pooty, "no meddling". And he did it immediately, and without question when the media asked him to.

Now, will the Democrats tell their friends , the Red Chinese, to do the same? Biden et al, need to travel to Beijing to tell President Xi to surrender the Trade War as they will get no benefit from the D's if elected.

And you bought that trump BS ?? Really? was he laughing as he said it ??

Evidently sarcasm is too sophisticated for you to comprehend, eh?

Enjoy your McDonald's dining experience tonight.

Little OLD Eddie is a moron. Stop responding to the fool, he's not worth it.

Truth hurts huh Blutz? Have you always been this brainless or is it just recently?

 

[Synthaholic]

Of course Democrats will do the same thing and the left will applaud it like the right does with Trump...

So will you support the Democrat President if he or she is the same as Trump or will you call the person out and say no we must not lower ourselves to that level?

Democrats have never done the same thing.

 

[edward37]

As the 2020 election approaches, Trump has been under increasing pressure to publicly put Putin on notice that the U.S. won’t tolerate election interference again.

As they sat together in Osaka, Trump didn’t broach the topic, instead relishing in the attention of reporters and camera crews eagerly capturing every moment between the leaders of the two former Cold War foes.

"It’s like the Academy Awards," Trump said to the Russian president. Then he called it a "great honor" to be with Putin, praising their "very, very good relationship" and predicting "a lot of very positive things" would POLITI
As reporters shouted questions and cameras clicked, Trump cocked his head when asked by NBC News whether he would tell Putin not to interfere in the vote next year.

"The answer to the question is, of course I will. 'Don’t meddle in the election,'" Trump said. As Putin smiled broadly, Trump briefly raised his finger toward Putin before turning away and repeating: "Don’t meddle in the election."

Over the din in the meeting room, it was unclear whether Trump had initially said, "Don't meddle in the election, please," or "Don't meddle in the election, president." Journalists in the room and watching video of the exchange heard him say "please," but a White House transcript later maintained that Trump had said "president."

Either way, Trump’s casual comments to Putin were unlikely to satisfy his critics, who have lambasted him for repeatedly casting doubt on whether Russia interfered in 2016 despite the firm assessments of U.S. intelligence agencies and former special counsel Robert Mueller.

Trump continues to dismiss the Mueller probe as a "witch hunt," and Putin says he agrees.

In a Financial Times interview just ahead of the G-20, Putin brushed off "mythical" Russian interference and argued that Trump really won the election because he "looked into his opponents’ attitude to him and saw changes in American society, and he took advantage of it."

With the Mueller investigation complete, Trump and Putin are entering a new period in which the years-long probe no longer hangs over them, although Congress continues to investigate.





Offering an outstretched hand to Trump, the Russian leader invited him next May to attend Moscow's massive annual World War II victory parade, which most global leaders have traditionally shunned. The Kremlin told Russian media that Trump has "reacted positively to the invitation," although a White House official would say only that while Trump supports commemorating Allied troops who died in the war, "he has not confirmed participation.”

In recent weeks, Trump has renewed concerns about his seriousness in confronting Russia’s efforts to interfere in U.S. democracy by saying he would listen to damaging information offered from foreign governments about one of his political opponents.

Amid the ensuing uproar, Trump shifted position and argued that he would also tell the FBI.

Trump's playful approach to broaching the election issue with Putin stood in sharp contrast to outgoing British Prime Minister Theresa May, who chided Putin for "hostile interventions in other countries, disinformation and cyberattacks, which undermine Russia’s standing in the world," a Downing Street spokesman said. In her meeting with Putin at the G-20, May also confronted the Russian president on Moscow's actions in Ukraine, LGBT rights and what she called "irrefutable evidence" that Russia used a chemical weapon on British soil.

Actually, President Trump firmly told Uncle Pooty, "no meddling". And he did it immediately, and without question when the media asked him to.

Now, will the Democrats tell their friends , the Red Chinese, to do the same? Biden et al, need to travel to Beijing to tell President Xi to surrender the Trade War as they will get no benefit from the D's if elected.

And you bought that trump BS ?? Really? was he laughing as he said it ??

Evidently sarcasm is too sophisticated for you to comprehend, eh?

Enjoy your McDonald's dining experience tonight.

Little OLD Eddie is a moron. Stop responding to the fool, he's not worth it.

The humorless fool needs a 'Happy Meal'.

16oz steak Black and Blue

 

[Synthaholic]

Don't give a damn that Trump asked for help from Putin and now Ukraine? That this obvious spitting on our laws makes no difference to you? Just curious ,,,,,but try to remember not holding him accountable only means the next Dem president can pull the same crap

Don't give a damn that Trump asked for help from Putin

What help did he ask for? When?

Todd I'm surprised a person around here as long as you never heard the moron Trump ask putin for help with Hills Email

You're an idiot.

Hey Vladimir Putin! Do me favor, ok? Run over edward37's house with a bulldozer. The news media would greatly thank you!

Now is that "asking Putin for help"? What are the chances that you'll actually get your house flattened?

Idiot.

BUT SEVENTEEN agencies AGREE that Russia meddled in our election Putin wanted Trump to win

Please explain how the Russians changed one single vote from Hillary to Trump.

This should be good.

Wingnut owned tabloid:
https://nypost.com/2019/08/28/touch...s-appear-to-be-changing-votes-in-mississippi/

 

[JustAGuy1]

Don't give a damn that Trump asked for help from Putin and now Ukraine? That this obvious spitting on our laws makes no difference to you? Just curious ,,,,,but try to remember not holding him accountable only means the next Dem president can pull the same crap

You supported O and he was exponentially worse than Trump. Spare us your fake righteous indignation.

Brownie That's bullshit He could speak to people ,leaders of other countries leaders here He was concerned with clean air , water ,,he believed in science ,he didn't think he was smarter than generals

Sure thing dumb ass. You need help pop.

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Obama's Military Coup Purges 197 Officers In Five Years"

Obama's Military Coup Purges 197 Officers In Five Years | Investor's Business Daily

 

[JustAGuy1]

Don't give a damn that Trump asked for help from Putin and now Ukraine? That this obvious spitting on our laws makes no difference to you? Just curious ,,,,,but try to remember not holding him accountable only means the next Dem president can pull the same crap

Don't give a damn that Trump asked for help from Putin

What help did he ask for? When?

Todd I'm surprised a person around here as long as you never heard the moron Trump ask putin for help with Hills Email

We're suprised that stupid people like you can't understand a joke when you hear it. Progs have no sense of humor at all.

 

[bluzman61]

Don't give a damn that Trump asked for help from Putin and now Ukraine? That this obvious spitting on our laws makes no difference to you? Just curious ,,,,,but try to remember not holding him accountable only means the next Dem president can pull the same crap

You supported O and he was exponentially worse than Trump. Spare us your fake righteous indignation.

Brownie That's bullshit He could speak to people ,leaders of other countries leaders here He was concerned with clean air , water ,,he believed in science ,he didn't think he was smarter than generals

Sure thing dumb ass. You need help pop.

"
Obama's Military Coup Purges 197 Officers In Five Years"

Obama's Military Coup Purges 197 Officers In Five Years | Investor's Business Daily

I think the old dummy is BEYOND help. Can you imagine being 82 years of age and that clueless?

 

[B. Kidd]

Don't give a damn that Trump asked for help from Putin and now Ukraine? That this obvious spitting on our laws makes no difference to you? Just curious ,,,,,but try to remember not holding him accountable only means the next Dem president can pull the same crap

Don't give a damn that Trump asked for help from Putin

What help did he ask for? When?

Todd I'm surprised a person around here as long as you never heard the moron Trump ask putin for help with Hills Email

We're suprised that stupid people like you can't understand a joke when you hear it. Progs have no sense of humor at all.

They have no sense of humor left because they fear Trump and realize that their Party is at a historical LAME POINT!

 

[B. Kidd]

Don't give a damn that Trump asked for help from Putin and now Ukraine? That this obvious spitting on our laws makes no difference to you? Just curious ,,,,,but try to remember not holding him accountable only means the next Dem president can pull the same crap

You supported O and he was exponentially worse than Trump. Spare us your fake righteous indignation.

Brownie That's bullshit He could speak to people ,leaders of other countries leaders here He was concerned with clean air , water ,,he believed in science ,he didn't think he was smarter than generals

Sure thing dumb ass. You need help pop.

"
Obama's Military Coup Purges 197 Officers In Five Years"

Obama's Military Coup Purges 197 Officers In Five Years | Investor's Business Daily

I think the old dummy is BEYOND help. Can you imagine being 82 years of age and that clueless?

I don't hold his age against him. Only his politics.
Reaching age 82 is admirable.