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Doesn't the State dept. take its direction from the president?Former Pentagon official Michael Maloof echoed that sentiment, saying that “you have Donald Trump’s foreign policy and you now have the Trump administration’s foreign policy.” He added that the sanctions are being orchestrated by the deep state to “make the president look bad and basically to corner him.”
US State Dept sanctions against Russia aimed at 'undercutting' Trump, analysts say
If those sanctions benefit anybody it would be only Deep State which unfortunately has lots of its puppets in US Congress.
It doesn't look that way. On the contrary, Deep State has been doing its best to hurt Trump (as well as Putin). If those two start cooperating it may be "Game Over!" for Deep State pretty darn soon and Deep State knows it. And seems like both Trump and Putin know that too.Doesn't the State dept. take its direction from the president?Former Pentagon official Michael Maloof echoed that sentiment, saying that “you have Donald Trump’s foreign policy and you now have the Trump administration’s foreign policy.” He added that the sanctions are being orchestrated by the deep state to “make the president look bad and basically to corner him.”
US State Dept sanctions against Russia aimed at 'undercutting' Trump, analysts say
If those sanctions benefit anybody it would be only Deep State which unfortunately has lots of its puppets in US Congress.
Trump administration imposes more sanctions on Russia after Skripal poisonings - CNNPoliticsIt doesn't look that way. On the contrary, Deep State has been doing its best to hurt Trump (as well as Putin). If those two start cooperating it may be "Game Over!" for Deep State pretty darn soon and Deep State knows it. And seems like both Trump and Putin know that too.Doesn't the State dept. take its direction from the president?Former Pentagon official Michael Maloof echoed that sentiment, saying that “you have Donald Trump’s foreign policy and you now have the Trump administration’s foreign policy.” He added that the sanctions are being orchestrated by the deep state to “make the president look bad and basically to corner him.”
US State Dept sanctions against Russia aimed at 'undercutting' Trump, analysts say
If those sanctions benefit anybody it would be only Deep State which unfortunately has lots of its puppets in US Congress.
You can easily compare the way Deep State has been treating Obama and the way they are treating Trump. It's like Heavens and hell.
I can only tell you what I think. You may have different point of view, Tehon.
Trump was not able to arrange really good people for his administration, that's obvious. One of the reasons was that US Congress had to approve them and the most important question they all had to answer was literally if they hated Russia big enough. To me it's just a shame for the country.Trump administration imposes more sanctions on Russia after Skripal poisonings - CNNPoliticsIt doesn't look that way. On the contrary, Deep State has been doing its best to hurt Trump (as well as Putin). If those two start cooperating it may be "Game Over!" for Deep State pretty darn soon and Deep State knows it. And seems like both Trump and Putin know that too.Doesn't the State dept. take its direction from the president?Former Pentagon official Michael Maloof echoed that sentiment, saying that “you have Donald Trump’s foreign policy and you now have the Trump administration’s foreign policy.” He added that the sanctions are being orchestrated by the deep state to “make the president look bad and basically to corner him.”
US State Dept sanctions against Russia aimed at 'undercutting' Trump, analysts say
If those sanctions benefit anybody it would be only Deep State which unfortunately has lots of its puppets in US Congress.
You can easily compare the way Deep State has been treating Obama and the way they are treating Trump. It's like Heavens and hell.
I can only tell you what I think. You may have different point of view, Tehon.
The Trump administration will impose more sanctions on Russia under a chemical and biological warfare law following the poisoning of a former Russian agent and his daughter in the UK earlier this year, the State Department announced Wednesday.
You're telling me that Trump is an incompetent weakling that lets his administration conduct US foreign policy against his wishes.Trump was not able to arrange really good people for his administration, that's obvious. One of the reasons was that US Congress had to approve them and the most important question they all had to answer was literally if they hated Russia big enough. To me it's just a shame for the country.Trump administration imposes more sanctions on Russia after Skripal poisonings - CNNPoliticsIt doesn't look that way. On the contrary, Deep State has been doing its best to hurt Trump (as well as Putin). If those two start cooperating it may be "Game Over!" for Deep State pretty darn soon and Deep State knows it. And seems like both Trump and Putin know that too.Doesn't the State dept. take its direction from the president?Former Pentagon official Michael Maloof echoed that sentiment, saying that “you have Donald Trump’s foreign policy and you now have the Trump administration’s foreign policy.” He added that the sanctions are being orchestrated by the deep state to “make the president look bad and basically to corner him.”
US State Dept sanctions against Russia aimed at 'undercutting' Trump, analysts say
If those sanctions benefit anybody it would be only Deep State which unfortunately has lots of its puppets in US Congress.
You can easily compare the way Deep State has been treating Obama and the way they are treating Trump. It's like Heavens and hell.
I can only tell you what I think. You may have different point of view, Tehon.
The Trump administration will impose more sanctions on Russia under a chemical and biological warfare law following the poisoning of a former Russian agent and his daughter in the UK earlier this year, the State Department announced Wednesday.
Even Trump's foes start seeing he's basically [fighting with Deep State] alone.
NYT:
At this point, pretty much everyone in Washington aside from Mr. Trump — and a smattering of his congressional toadies — acknowledges the threat Russia poses. The biggest hurdle to combating this threat seems to be America’s president.
Opinion | Russia Attacks America’s Election System. Trump Shrugs.
No, I'm saying that Trump has been hobbled by Deep State puppets in US Congress and Intel and that both are full of them. From my point of view.You're telling me that Trump is an incompetent weakling that lets his administration conduct US foreign policy against his wishes.
Kremlin actually had no idea about Natalia Veselnitskaya's existance (Sergey Lavrov confirmed that). It looks like they just picked up one of the millions of Russians currently residing in USA and pronounced her "a Kremlin agent" to make it easier to hurt Trump. But as always they have provided NO evidence, just a lot of noise and dirt.The Plain Truth
7/2017
Obama's Justice Department gave Russian lawyer special permission to enter the US without a Visa
The Russian attorney now at the center of suspicions of the Trump campaign's alleged collusion with the Kremlin was allowed into the country by the Justice Department under former President Barack Obama, it was reported on Thursday.Natalia Veselnitskaya was allowed into the United States in late 2015 under 'extraordinary circumstances' even though she did not have a visa, according to The Hill.
The news site is reporting that Veselnitskaya was permitted to enter the country by then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch, who granted her a 'special immigration parole' so that she could adequately defend a client under criminal investigation. At the time, Veselnitskaya was representing a Russian businessman, Denis Katsyv, who was being investigated by the Justice Department for alleged money laundering.
The US charged Katsyv's company Prevezon Holdings as part of a $230 million tax fraud case. That case was settled for $6 million in May.
Katsyv has also faced financial difficulties due to the Magnistky Act, a 2012 US law that placed financial sanctions on Russian officials and businesses.
