This Much Is Clear: The President of the U.S. is a Russian Asset

[Siete]

of course Trump is an asset to russia ..

Putin makes Goldilocks put on "russian red" lipstick when theyre alone -- goes with the rest of his makeup and hairdo.

 

[RDD_1210]

It's scary that we've allowed this to go on as long as it has with as much clear evidence that our President isn't serving the American people.

It's even scarier that anybody would suggest "This much is clear" based on nothing more that circumstantial evidence, hyperbole and speculation along with an absence of any rational motive.

Sorry but as a detective you flunk out of kindergarten.

Never claimed to be a detective. Solid response though.

Have anything of substance this time?

 

[miketx]

There is no doubt at this point that Trump has been compromised by Russia and has been for some time now. The evidence is all there in plain site. The reason why Trump has allowed himself to become an asset of the Russian government is still unclear but I imagine more details will emerge once Mueller's report is released.

Stepping back and looking at all of the odd behavior and statements that Trump has made about Russia or Russian interests in the past 2+ years points to the undeniable fact that the American president has put Russian interests ahead of what is best for Americans.

• We can start with the 2016 presidential campaign in which Trump not only refused to criticize Russia or Putin directly, but also openly and publicly asked for their assistance in finding Hillary Clinton’s missing e-mails.
• There is also the Trump Tower meeting with Donald Trump Jr.,that they covered up the purpose of and changed stories about multiple times
• Or how about the 101 contacts between Trump’s campaign team and individuals linked to Russia
• Manafort, who ran the Trump campaign for free, now admits to offering his Russian business partner, who is suspected of links to Russian intelligence, polling data that could have been used to target the Russian social media campaign on behalf of Trump.
  
• Trump’s consistent refusal to acknowledge Russia’s efforts to interfere in the 2016 election — which of course continues to this day
• Trump has repeatedly refused to fully impose congressional sanctions on Russia – sanctions that his administration opposed
• There’s the repeated turning of a blind eye to Russia’s actions toward its neighbors, as well as its human rights abuses
• There are Trump’s persistent attacks on NATO and criticisms of the European Union, (the destabilization of both organizations being a key policy objective of Vladimir Putin)
• Or how about Trump playing Putin's lackey at the Helsinki summit
• Trump “has gone to extraordinary lengths to conceal details of his conversations with . . . Putin, including on at least one occasion taking possession of the notes of his own interpreter and instructing the linguist not to discuss what had transpired with other administration officials
  
• There’s been Trump’s bizarre recent parroting of not just Russian, but Soviet-era rhetoric defending that country’s decision to invade Afghanistan 4 decades ago
• Or Trump's comments about Montenegro which directly reflects the views of Putin and literally no one else outside of Russia
• Trump is pulling U.S. troops out of Syria, despite the advice of all his top advisors, handing that country to Russia and its ally Iran.
  
• And the obvious attempts to derail the Mueller investigation including the firing of Comey, which led to the F.B.I. opening a counterintelligence investigation into finding out if the President is secretly working on behalf of Russia.

It's scary that we've allowed this to go on as long as it has with as much clear evidence that our President isn't serving the American people.

You are a traitor liar.

 

[miketx]

There is no doubt at this point that Trump has been compromised by Russia and has been for some time now. The evidence is all there in plain site. The reason why Trump has allowed himself to become an asset of the Russian government is still unclear but I imagine more details will emerge once Mueller's report is released.

Stepping back and looking at all of the odd behavior and statements that Trump has made about Russia or Russian interests in the past 2+ years points to the undeniable fact that the American president has put Russian interests ahead of what is best for Americans.

• We can start with the 2016 presidential campaign in which Trump not only refused to criticize Russia or Putin directly, but also openly and publicly asked for their assistance in finding Hillary Clinton’s missing e-mails.
• There is also the Trump Tower meeting with Donald Trump Jr.,that they covered up the purpose of and changed stories about multiple times
• Or how about the 101 contacts between Trump’s campaign team and individuals linked to Russia
• Manafort, who ran the Trump campaign for free, now admits to offering his Russian business partner, who is suspected of links to Russian intelligence, polling data that could have been used to target the Russian social media campaign on behalf of Trump.
  
• Trump’s consistent refusal to acknowledge Russia’s efforts to interfere in the 2016 election — which of course continues to this day
• Trump has repeatedly refused to fully impose congressional sanctions on Russia – sanctions that his administration opposed
• There’s the repeated turning of a blind eye to Russia’s actions toward its neighbors, as well as its human rights abuses
• There are Trump’s persistent attacks on NATO and criticisms of the European Union, (the destabilization of both organizations being a key policy objective of Vladimir Putin)
• Or how about Trump playing Putin's lackey at the Helsinki summit
• Trump “has gone to extraordinary lengths to conceal details of his conversations with . . . Putin, including on at least one occasion taking possession of the notes of his own interpreter and instructing the linguist not to discuss what had transpired with other administration officials
  
• There’s been Trump’s bizarre recent parroting of not just Russian, but Soviet-era rhetoric defending that country’s decision to invade Afghanistan 4 decades ago
• Or Trump's comments about Montenegro which directly reflects the views of Putin and literally no one else outside of Russia
• Trump is pulling U.S. troops out of Syria, despite the advice of all his top advisors, handing that country to Russia and its ally Iran.
  
• And the obvious attempts to derail the Mueller investigation including the firing of Comey, which led to the F.B.I. opening a counterintelligence investigation into finding out if the President is secretly working on behalf of Russia.

It's scary that we've allowed this to go on as long as it has with as much clear evidence that our President isn't serving the American people.

Well that's a relief....for eight years we had an asset of the nation of Islam at the helm....I'll take my chances with this one.

JO

You can't show one thing that Obama did to help the nation of Islam that went against America's best interest.

When you ignore this post, we'll know who was right.

If he does show you, you'll just lie and deny.

 

[RDD_1210]

There is no doubt at this point that Trump has been compromised by Russia and has been for some time now. The evidence is all there in plain site. The reason why Trump has allowed himself to become an asset of the Russian government is still unclear but I imagine more details will emerge once Mueller's report is released.

Stepping back and looking at all of the odd behavior and statements that Trump has made about Russia or Russian interests in the past 2+ years points to the undeniable fact that the American president has put Russian interests ahead of what is best for Americans.

• We can start with the 2016 presidential campaign in which Trump not only refused to criticize Russia or Putin directly, but also openly and publicly asked for their assistance in finding Hillary Clinton’s missing e-mails.
• There is also the Trump Tower meeting with Donald Trump Jr.,that they covered up the purpose of and changed stories about multiple times
• Or how about the 101 contacts between Trump’s campaign team and individuals linked to Russia
• Manafort, who ran the Trump campaign for free, now admits to offering his Russian business partner, who is suspected of links to Russian intelligence, polling data that could have been used to target the Russian social media campaign on behalf of Trump.
  
• Trump’s consistent refusal to acknowledge Russia’s efforts to interfere in the 2016 election — which of course continues to this day
• Trump has repeatedly refused to fully impose congressional sanctions on Russia – sanctions that his administration opposed
• There’s the repeated turning of a blind eye to Russia’s actions toward its neighbors, as well as its human rights abuses
• There are Trump’s persistent attacks on NATO and criticisms of the European Union, (the destabilization of both organizations being a key policy objective of Vladimir Putin)
• Or how about Trump playing Putin's lackey at the Helsinki summit
• Trump “has gone to extraordinary lengths to conceal details of his conversations with . . . Putin, including on at least one occasion taking possession of the notes of his own interpreter and instructing the linguist not to discuss what had transpired with other administration officials
  
• There’s been Trump’s bizarre recent parroting of not just Russian, but Soviet-era rhetoric defending that country’s decision to invade Afghanistan 4 decades ago
• Or Trump's comments about Montenegro which directly reflects the views of Putin and literally no one else outside of Russia
• Trump is pulling U.S. troops out of Syria, despite the advice of all his top advisors, handing that country to Russia and its ally Iran.
  
• And the obvious attempts to derail the Mueller investigation including the firing of Comey, which led to the F.B.I. opening a counterintelligence investigation into finding out if the President is secretly working on behalf of Russia.

It's scary that we've allowed this to go on as long as it has with as much clear evidence that our President isn't serving the American people.

Well that's a relief....for eight years we had an asset of the nation of Islam at the helm....I'll take my chances with this one.

JO

You can't show one thing that Obama did to help the nation of Islam that went against America's best interest.

When you ignore this post, we'll know who was right.

If he does show you, you'll just lie and deny.

But he won't because he made it up.

Can't you see you've been duped?

 

[basquebromance]

no politician is 100 percent pure. every politician, republican or democrat, has been an asset of a foreign country at some point.

 

[NightFox]

It's scary that we've allowed this to go on as long as it has with as much clear evidence that our President isn't serving the American people.

It's even scarier that anybody would suggest "This much is clear" based on nothing more that circumstantial evidence, hyperbole and speculation along with an absence of any rational motive.

Sorry but as a detective you flunk out of kindergarten.

Never claimed to be a detective. Solid response though.

Have anything of substance this time?

You first.

So far you're batting a 1000 with circumstantial evidence heavily spiced with hyperbole topped with thick, creamy speculation, while that might pass for substance in partisan lemming slice land, objective observers require just a tad more in the way of direct evidence to be persuaded that Daffy Don might be a "Russian Asset".

.. On the bright side; your theory does show promise as the basis for a Crichton Novel.

 

[RDD_1210]

no politician is 100 percent pure. every politician, republican or democrat, has been an asset of a foreign country at some point.

Your troll game is strong. literally posting from both sides of the fence.

Bravo!

 

[RDD_1210]

It's scary that we've allowed this to go on as long as it has with as much clear evidence that our President isn't serving the American people.

It's even scarier that anybody would suggest "This much is clear" based on nothing more that circumstantial evidence, hyperbole and speculation along with an absence of any rational motive.

Sorry but as a detective you flunk out of kindergarten.

Never claimed to be a detective. Solid response though.

Have anything of substance this time?

You first.

So far you're batting a 1000 with circumstantial evidence heavily spiced with hyperbole topped with thick, creamy speculation, while that might pass for substance in partisan lemming slice land, objective observers require just a tad more in the way of direct evidence to be persuaded that Daffy Don might be a "Russian Asset".

.. On the bright side; your theory does show promise as the basis for a Crichton Novel.

The evidence comes straight from Trumps mouth and by observing his actions. This is clear to anyone with an ounce of intelligence. Which part of his actions or words do you find to be "speculative" or "circumstantial". Do you even understand the big words you're using?

Oh I get it, you're waiting for Trump to say "I am a Russian asset". Anything less than that isn't enough proof for your simple mind.

 

[g5000]

Russia, if you’re listening, I hope you’re able to find the tax returns that are missing. I think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press.

 

[g5000]

 

[g5000]

Q: Do you have a relationship with Vladimir Putin? A conversational relationship, or anything that you feel you have sway or influence over his government?

TRUMP: I do have a relationship, and I can tell you that he's very interested in what we're doing here today.

 

[miketx]

There is no doubt at this point that Trump has been compromised by Russia and has been for some time now. The evidence is all there in plain site. The reason why Trump has allowed himself to become an asset of the Russian government is still unclear but I imagine more details will emerge once Mueller's report is released.

Stepping back and looking at all of the odd behavior and statements that Trump has made about Russia or Russian interests in the past 2+ years points to the undeniable fact that the American president has put Russian interests ahead of what is best for Americans.

• We can start with the 2016 presidential campaign in which Trump not only refused to criticize Russia or Putin directly, but also openly and publicly asked for their assistance in finding Hillary Clinton’s missing e-mails.
• There is also the Trump Tower meeting with Donald Trump Jr.,that they covered up the purpose of and changed stories about multiple times
• Or how about the 101 contacts between Trump’s campaign team and individuals linked to Russia
• Manafort, who ran the Trump campaign for free, now admits to offering his Russian business partner, who is suspected of links to Russian intelligence, polling data that could have been used to target the Russian social media campaign on behalf of Trump.
  
• Trump’s consistent refusal to acknowledge Russia’s efforts to interfere in the 2016 election — which of course continues to this day
• Trump has repeatedly refused to fully impose congressional sanctions on Russia – sanctions that his administration opposed
• There’s the repeated turning of a blind eye to Russia’s actions toward its neighbors, as well as its human rights abuses
• There are Trump’s persistent attacks on NATO and criticisms of the European Union, (the destabilization of both organizations being a key policy objective of Vladimir Putin)
• Or how about Trump playing Putin's lackey at the Helsinki summit
• Trump “has gone to extraordinary lengths to conceal details of his conversations with . . . Putin, including on at least one occasion taking possession of the notes of his own interpreter and instructing the linguist not to discuss what had transpired with other administration officials
  
• There’s been Trump’s bizarre recent parroting of not just Russian, but Soviet-era rhetoric defending that country’s decision to invade Afghanistan 4 decades ago
• Or Trump's comments about Montenegro which directly reflects the views of Putin and literally no one else outside of Russia
• Trump is pulling U.S. troops out of Syria, despite the advice of all his top advisors, handing that country to Russia and its ally Iran.
  
• And the obvious attempts to derail the Mueller investigation including the firing of Comey, which led to the F.B.I. opening a counterintelligence investigation into finding out if the President is secretly working on behalf of Russia.

It's scary that we've allowed this to go on as long as it has with as much clear evidence that our President isn't serving the American people.

Well that's a relief....for eight years we had an asset of the nation of Islam at the helm....I'll take my chances with this one.

JO

You can't show one thing that Obama did to help the nation of Islam that went against America's best interest.

When you ignore this post, we'll know who was right.

If he does show you, you'll just lie and deny.

But he won't because he made it up.

Can't you see you've been duped?

I see that you are a cry baby liar.

 

[g5000]

It's too much of a compliment to call Trump an "asset".

The more accurate term would be to call him a useful idiot.

 

[RDD_1210]

There is no doubt at this point that Trump has been compromised by Russia and has been for some time now. The evidence is all there in plain site. The reason why Trump has allowed himself to become an asset of the Russian government is still unclear but I imagine more details will emerge once Mueller's report is released.

Stepping back and looking at all of the odd behavior and statements that Trump has made about Russia or Russian interests in the past 2+ years points to the undeniable fact that the American president has put Russian interests ahead of what is best for Americans.

• We can start with the 2016 presidential campaign in which Trump not only refused to criticize Russia or Putin directly, but also openly and publicly asked for their assistance in finding Hillary Clinton’s missing e-mails.
• There is also the Trump Tower meeting with Donald Trump Jr.,that they covered up the purpose of and changed stories about multiple times
• Or how about the 101 contacts between Trump’s campaign team and individuals linked to Russia
• Manafort, who ran the Trump campaign for free, now admits to offering his Russian business partner, who is suspected of links to Russian intelligence, polling data that could have been used to target the Russian social media campaign on behalf of Trump.
  
• Trump’s consistent refusal to acknowledge Russia’s efforts to interfere in the 2016 election — which of course continues to this day
• Trump has repeatedly refused to fully impose congressional sanctions on Russia – sanctions that his administration opposed
• There’s the repeated turning of a blind eye to Russia’s actions toward its neighbors, as well as its human rights abuses
• There are Trump’s persistent attacks on NATO and criticisms of the European Union, (the destabilization of both organizations being a key policy objective of Vladimir Putin)
• Or how about Trump playing Putin's lackey at the Helsinki summit
• Trump “has gone to extraordinary lengths to conceal details of his conversations with . . . Putin, including on at least one occasion taking possession of the notes of his own interpreter and instructing the linguist not to discuss what had transpired with other administration officials
  
• There’s been Trump’s bizarre recent parroting of not just Russian, but Soviet-era rhetoric defending that country’s decision to invade Afghanistan 4 decades ago
• Or Trump's comments about Montenegro which directly reflects the views of Putin and literally no one else outside of Russia
• Trump is pulling U.S. troops out of Syria, despite the advice of all his top advisors, handing that country to Russia and its ally Iran.
  
• And the obvious attempts to derail the Mueller investigation including the firing of Comey, which led to the F.B.I. opening a counterintelligence investigation into finding out if the President is secretly working on behalf of Russia.

It's scary that we've allowed this to go on as long as it has with as much clear evidence that our President isn't serving the American people.

Well that's a relief....for eight years we had an asset of the nation of Islam at the helm....I'll take my chances with this one.

JO

You can't show one thing that Obama did to help the nation of Islam that went against America's best interest.

When you ignore this post, we'll know who was right.

If he does show you, you'll just lie and deny.

But he won't because he made it up.

Can't you see you've been duped?

I see that you are a cry baby liar.

Ok Mike, thanks for adding your usual invaluable insight.

 

[ThunderKiss1965]

There is no doubt at this point that Trump has been compromised by Russia and has been for some time now. The evidence is all there in plain site. The reason why Trump has allowed himself to become an asset of the Russian government is still unclear but I imagine more details will emerge once Mueller's report is released.

Stepping back and looking at all of the odd behavior and statements that Trump has made about Russia or Russian interests in the past 2+ years points to the undeniable fact that the American president has put Russian interests ahead of what is best for Americans.

• We can start with the 2016 presidential campaign in which Trump not only refused to criticize Russia or Putin directly, but also openly and publicly asked for their assistance in finding Hillary Clinton’s missing e-mails.
• There is also the Trump Tower meeting with Donald Trump Jr.,that they covered up the purpose of and changed stories about multiple times
• Or how about the 101 contacts between Trump’s campaign team and individuals linked to Russia
• Manafort, who ran the Trump campaign for free, now admits to offering his Russian business partner, who is suspected of links to Russian intelligence, polling data that could have been used to target the Russian social media campaign on behalf of Trump.
  
• Trump’s consistent refusal to acknowledge Russia’s efforts to interfere in the 2016 election — which of course continues to this day
• Trump has repeatedly refused to fully impose congressional sanctions on Russia – sanctions that his administration opposed
• There’s the repeated turning of a blind eye to Russia’s actions toward its neighbors, as well as its human rights abuses
• There are Trump’s persistent attacks on NATO and criticisms of the European Union, (the destabilization of both organizations being a key policy objective of Vladimir Putin)
• Or how about Trump playing Putin's lackey at the Helsinki summit
• Trump “has gone to extraordinary lengths to conceal details of his conversations with . . . Putin, including on at least one occasion taking possession of the notes of his own interpreter and instructing the linguist not to discuss what had transpired with other administration officials
  
• There’s been Trump’s bizarre recent parroting of not just Russian, but Soviet-era rhetoric defending that country’s decision to invade Afghanistan 4 decades ago
• Or Trump's comments about Montenegro which directly reflects the views of Putin and literally no one else outside of Russia
• Trump is pulling U.S. troops out of Syria, despite the advice of all his top advisors, handing that country to Russia and its ally Iran.
  
• And the obvious attempts to derail the Mueller investigation including the firing of Comey, which led to the F.B.I. opening a counterintelligence investigation into finding out if the President is secretly working on behalf of Russia.

It's scary that we've allowed this to go on as long as it has with as much clear evidence that our President isn't serving the American people.

And yet Obama was caught on a hot mike colluding with the Russian President to weakling NATO missile defense and not a fucking word from the left..

 

[RDD_1210]

There is no doubt at this point that Trump has been compromised by Russia and has been for some time now. The evidence is all there in plain site. The reason why Trump has allowed himself to become an asset of the Russian government is still unclear but I imagine more details will emerge once Mueller's report is released.

Stepping back and looking at all of the odd behavior and statements that Trump has made about Russia or Russian interests in the past 2+ years points to the undeniable fact that the American president has put Russian interests ahead of what is best for Americans.

• We can start with the 2016 presidential campaign in which Trump not only refused to criticize Russia or Putin directly, but also openly and publicly asked for their assistance in finding Hillary Clinton’s missing e-mails.
• There is also the Trump Tower meeting with Donald Trump Jr.,that they covered up the purpose of and changed stories about multiple times
• Or how about the 101 contacts between Trump’s campaign team and individuals linked to Russia
• Manafort, who ran the Trump campaign for free, now admits to offering his Russian business partner, who is suspected of links to Russian intelligence, polling data that could have been used to target the Russian social media campaign on behalf of Trump.
  
• Trump’s consistent refusal to acknowledge Russia’s efforts to interfere in the 2016 election — which of course continues to this day
• Trump has repeatedly refused to fully impose congressional sanctions on Russia – sanctions that his administration opposed
• There’s the repeated turning of a blind eye to Russia’s actions toward its neighbors, as well as its human rights abuses
• There are Trump’s persistent attacks on NATO and criticisms of the European Union, (the destabilization of both organizations being a key policy objective of Vladimir Putin)
• Or how about Trump playing Putin's lackey at the Helsinki summit
• Trump “has gone to extraordinary lengths to conceal details of his conversations with . . . Putin, including on at least one occasion taking possession of the notes of his own interpreter and instructing the linguist not to discuss what had transpired with other administration officials
  
• There’s been Trump’s bizarre recent parroting of not just Russian, but Soviet-era rhetoric defending that country’s decision to invade Afghanistan 4 decades ago
• Or Trump's comments about Montenegro which directly reflects the views of Putin and literally no one else outside of Russia
• Trump is pulling U.S. troops out of Syria, despite the advice of all his top advisors, handing that country to Russia and its ally Iran.
  
• And the obvious attempts to derail the Mueller investigation including the firing of Comey, which led to the F.B.I. opening a counterintelligence investigation into finding out if the President is secretly working on behalf of Russia.

It's scary that we've allowed this to go on as long as it has with as much clear evidence that our President isn't serving the American people.

And yet Obama was caught on a hot mike colluding with the Russian President to weakling NATO missile defense and not a fucking word from the left..

Was there repeated evidence of Obama aiding the Russians despite the best interests of America and the advice of his top advisors? Or are you spot picking a single isolated incident as a way to discount the mountain of evidence that our current president is a Russian asset?

 

[NightFox]

It's scary that we've allowed this to go on as long as it has with as much clear evidence that our President isn't serving the American people.

It's even scarier that anybody would suggest "This much is clear" based on nothing more that circumstantial evidence, hyperbole and speculation along with an absence of any rational motive.

Sorry but as a detective you flunk out of kindergarten.

Never claimed to be a detective. Solid response though.

Have anything of substance this time?

You first.

So far you're batting a 1000 with circumstantial evidence heavily spiced with hyperbole topped with thick, creamy speculation, while that might pass for substance in partisan lemming slice land, objective observers require just a tad more in the way of direct evidence to be persuaded that Daffy Don might be a "Russian Asset".

.. On the bright side; your theory does show promise as the basis for a Crichton Novel.

The evidence comes straight from Trumps mouth and by observing his actions. This is clear to anyone with an ounce of intelligence. Which part of his actions or words do you find to be "speculative" or "circumstantial".

All of it, you're cherry picking items and then assuming that each one supports a theory that you WANT TO BE TRUE, to make it even worse you pepper it with all sorts of hyperbole like "repeatedly...", "persistent...", "obvious...", etc.., and you then brush it over with a glaze of speculation that it somehow adds up to an inescapable conclusion.

You had a pre-fashioned partisan conclusion then you went out and tried to gather circumstantial evidence to support it, sorry but your "argument" might convince those that already occupy your partisan echo chamber but that's about the extent of its merit.

Oh I get it, you're waiting for Trump to say "I am a Russian asset".

Apparently you don't understand the concept of direct evidence and how it differs from the circumstantial variety.

Anything less than that isn't enough proof for your simple mind.

ROFLMAO! there it is … when your argument is shown to be utterly devoid of credibility you go on to add further evidence that a certain brilliant Greek Philosopher was absolutely correct.

"When debate is lost slander becomes the tool of the loser" -- Socrates

 

[miketx]

Well that's a relief....for eight years we had an asset of the nation of Islam at the helm....I'll take my chances with this one.

JO

You can't show one thing that Obama did to help the nation of Islam that went against America's best interest.

When you ignore this post, we'll know who was right.

If he does show you, you'll just lie and deny.

But he won't because he made it up.

Can't you see you've been duped?

I see that you are a cry baby liar.

Ok Mike, thanks for adding your usual invaluable insight.

What have you done? Nothing. You cut and paste some media crap and pretend like it's fact and that you know all about it when in reality, you know nothing. It's just more regressive bullshit.

 

[Ambivalent1]

There is no doubt at this point that Trump has been compromised by Russia and has been for some time now. The evidence is all there in plain site. The reason why Trump has allowed himself to become an asset of the Russian government is still unclear but I imagine more details will emerge once Mueller's report is released.

Stepping back and looking at all of the odd behavior and statements that Trump has made about Russia or Russian interests in the past 2+ years points to the undeniable fact that the American president has put Russian interests ahead of what is best for Americans.

• We can start with the 2016 presidential campaign in which Trump not only refused to criticize Russia or Putin directly, but also openly and publicly asked for their assistance in finding Hillary Clinton’s missing e-mails.
• There is also the Trump Tower meeting with Donald Trump Jr.,that they covered up the purpose of and changed stories about multiple times
• Or how about the 101 contacts between Trump’s campaign team and individuals linked to Russia
• Manafort, who ran the Trump campaign for free, now admits to offering his Russian business partner, who is suspected of links to Russian intelligence, polling data that could have been used to target the Russian social media campaign on behalf of Trump.
  
• Trump’s consistent refusal to acknowledge Russia’s efforts to interfere in the 2016 election — which of course continues to this day
• Trump has repeatedly refused to fully impose congressional sanctions on Russia – sanctions that his administration opposed
• There’s the repeated turning of a blind eye to Russia’s actions toward its neighbors, as well as its human rights abuses
• There are Trump’s persistent attacks on NATO and criticisms of the European Union, (the destabilization of both organizations being a key policy objective of Vladimir Putin)
• Or how about Trump playing Putin's lackey at the Helsinki summit
• Trump “has gone to extraordinary lengths to conceal details of his conversations with . . . Putin, including on at least one occasion taking possession of the notes of his own interpreter and instructing the linguist not to discuss what had transpired with other administration officials
  
• There’s been Trump’s bizarre recent parroting of not just Russian, but Soviet-era rhetoric defending that country’s decision to invade Afghanistan 4 decades ago
• Or Trump's comments about Montenegro which directly reflects the views of Putin and literally no one else outside of Russia
• Trump is pulling U.S. troops out of Syria, despite the advice of all his top advisors, handing that country to Russia and its ally Iran.
  
• And the obvious attempts to derail the Mueller investigation including the firing of Comey, which led to the F.B.I. opening a counterintelligence investigation into finding out if the President is secretly working on behalf of Russia.

It's scary that we've allowed this to go on as long as it has with as much clear evidence that our President isn't serving the American people.

You folks have become a caricature of yourselves. Nothing of the sort is "clear".