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Trump certainly acts like a man scared to death that any moment Putin could release incriminating information about him
Trump certainly acts like a man scared to death that any moment Putin could release incriminating information about him
Putin hasn't found incriminating evidence because democrats are still making it up.
Oh, really? Did they also deny the likelihood "quite strongly" when Bill Clinton and Al Gore said the same exact fucking thing when they were trying to build public support for invading Iraq for the same exact fucking reason?The intelligence community tried to resist Bush's assertions that their were wMDs in Iraq. They actually denied the likleihood quite strongly.
Russia is a state run by the KGB mob, that always tried to undermine American interests...they are sorta enemies and rivals. US intelligence protects you and the whole country.The same intelligence community that confirmed the existence of WMDs in Iraq? Why would anyone not take their word for something?
I'm wearing Sunglasses because I am SOOOO WASTED!!!!Putin disappointed me. I thought he would come here, drag obama out of the white house and chain him to the back of a pick up truck. Drag him around DC until his head popped off, like James Byrd.Putin says the United States intereferes in Russian elections; slapped the President down:
Watch Putin accuse the US of interfering in Russia’s election
I will take Republicans, over a KGB killer, spy and liar. But you like the weight lifting, petite KGB thing.
Since he didn't do that, he's not much good as a dictator.
lol... your attempt at bit of sarcasm fell a little flat. perhaps next time 'eh?
Get back to us when the fucking so called intelligence community actually gets around to examining the servers. CrowdStrikes is a Dem company and I am not buying into their bullshit.
So the CIA, NIA, and FBI are lying that our elections were interfered with by a hostile foreign government we currently have under sanctions, and the Dictator of that hostile government is telling the truth?
And whose servers are you referring to? Jared Kurshners's? Ivanka Trumps? Michael Flynns?
Your reply is so noted comrade. At least you're honest about where your loyalties lie.
Then there is Obama, who knew Putin was trying to interfere with us, and gave him leeway and 20% of our uranium mines as a punishment.
Where is your phony outrage over the Putin/Obamy love fest, comrade?
oh here we go again with that tired old but what about obamaaaaaaa comeback...
i cannot recall anything obama did or got in return regarding putin. do you? after 5+ years, nothing ever was suggested that anything came of it. unless, of course you know.... do you? have ANY idea what could have happened? & if anything nefarious did... shirley the watchdogs that foam at the mouth just thinking of hanging obama would have came forth with something.... anything.
soooooooooooooooo............... it's just another false equivalency. let me know when you can produce anything close to the 'both sides do it equally' when it comes to russian interference & obama's cabinet m'k?
We don’t need that, that’s evidence, to which you don’t hold! Too funny
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How did Putin get the "uranium mines" to Russia? His stares at Trump could be trouble. Smart, KGB mean, and beyond nicknames and glances to his soul. If he has one.
That's not the point. Putin got control of a uranium mine that can only sell its uranium to the USA. (technically N. America)
Unless they get a special approval through Congress (?) to ship it out of North America to use it for something other than making weapons.
They still are making a fortune off of US Uranium and are shipping to Canada and then overseas/
and liberals... well they continue to just ignore FISA statements of illegal spying / warrants by obama./cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/57562699/810209226.jpg.0.jpg)
The Look Of Love. And Treason
President Donald Trump just sided with Russian President Vladimir Putin over the US intelligence community. That’s because in one of their conversations during an international summit in Vietnam, Putin denied that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election — and Trump bought it.
“He said he didn't meddle, he said he didn't meddle. I asked him again. You can only ask so many times,” Trump told reporters on Air Force One today. “Every time he sees me he says I didn't do that and I really believe that when he tells me that, he means it.”
It’s remarkable enough that Trump openly admitted he just believed whatever Putin told him. It’s even more startling when you realize that in January, the FBI, CIA, and NSA clearly assessed that Russia did interfere in the election — and that Putin was behind it. Here’s part of that conclusion:
We assess Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an influence campaign in 2016 aimed at the US presidential election. Russia’s goals were to undermine public faith in the US democratic process, denigrate Secretary Clinton, and harm her electability and potential presidency. We further assess Putin and the Russian Government developed a clear preference for President-elect Trump.
Trump also took the chance to go after former prominent intelligence and law enforcement officials who disagree with his Russia views.
"I mean, give me a break, they are political hacks," Trump said. "So you look at it, I mean, you have [former CIA Director John] Brennan, you have [former Director of National Intelligence James] Clapper and you have [former FBI Director Jim] Comey. Comey is proven now to be a liar and he is proven now to be a leaker. So you look at that and you have President Putin very strongly, vehemently says he had nothing to do with them."
This isn’t the first time Trump accepted Putin’s account about election interference. On July 7, the two men had a one-on-one meeting at the G20, a gathering of the world’s top 20 economies. There, Putin also denied Russia’s efforts to interfere in the election, and Trump reportedly took it at face value.
Trump and Putin weren’t scheduled to meet during the the forum, but it was always possible that they would run into each other. They shook hands at a dinner for leaders on Friday and stood next to each other during a leaders’s photo on Saturday.
Trump added that he’d now rather discuss issues like Syria and Ukraine with Putin, noting that every time he brings up the Russia issue, Putin is unhappy. “I think he is very insulted by it,” he said.
After Trump’s comments, others might feel insulted, too — especially members of the US intelligence community.
Trump undercuts the US intelligence community again
Trump has, at best, a complicated relationship with America’s spies.
He frequently attacked the intelligence community’s skills and integrity during both the campaign and the early months of his presidency. He dismisses any investigation into Russia’s meddling as a “hoax.” He has repeatedly mocked American intelligence officers for the mistaken conclusion that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, a rationale that paved the way for the 2003 invasion.
Trump has likened American spies to Nazis because he believed they leaked information about him.
And he spent part of his first full day in office at a memorial for the CIA’s fallen heroes attacking the media and lying about the size of his crowd at the inaugural.
However, Trump does like CIA Director Mike Pompeo — but that could be because Pompeo has no problem distorting Russia-related intelligence to in Trump’s favor. The CIA told me earlier this week that Pompeo stands by the January assessment. Pompeo is reportedly in consideration to become the next secretary of state.
So Trump doesn’t seem to trust the intelligence community. That’s his choice — but it’s concerning that he’ll trust Putin instead.
Trump chooses Putin's word over the US intelligence community — again
Trump certainly acts like a man scared to death that any moment Putin could release incriminating information about him
Putin hasn't found incriminating evidence because democrats are still making it up.
LOL LOL LOL Forget what this Pool of Orange Mucus Says .... Its 100 percent Bull shitTrump also tweeted: "When will all the haters and fools out there realize that having a good relationship with Russia is a good thing, not a bad thing. There always playing politics - bad for our country. I want to solve North Korea, Syria, Ukraine, terrorism, and Russia can greatly help!"
Well, at least Trump is consistent. Abroad, he has never met a leader of an authoritarian nation (Russia, China, Saudi Arabia, Philippines) that he hasn't liked. At home he shows contempt for the U.S. Constitution and democracy.
Scott Dworkin ✔ @funder
The Look Of Love. And Treason
President Donald Trump just sided with Russian President Vladimir Putin over the US intelligence community. That’s because in one of their conversations during an international summit in Vietnam, Putin denied that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election — and Trump bought it.
“He said he didn't meddle, he said he didn't meddle. I asked him again. You can only ask so many times,” Trump told reporters on Air Force One today. “Every time he sees me he says I didn't do that and I really believe that when he tells me that, he means it.”
It’s remarkable enough that Trump openly admitted he just believed whatever Putin told him. It’s even more startling when you realize that in January, the FBI, CIA, and NSA clearly assessed that Russia did interfere in the election — and that Putin was behind it. Here’s part of that conclusion:
We assess Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an influence campaign in 2016 aimed at the US presidential election. Russia’s goals were to undermine public faith in the US democratic process, denigrate Secretary Clinton, and harm her electability and potential presidency. We further assess Putin and the Russian Government developed a clear preference for President-elect Trump.
Trump also took the chance to go after former prominent intelligence and law enforcement officials who disagree with his Russia views.
"I mean, give me a break, they are political hacks," Trump said. "So you look at it, I mean, you have [former CIA Director John] Brennan, you have [former Director of National Intelligence James] Clapper and you have [former FBI Director Jim] Comey. Comey is proven now to be a liar and he is proven now to be a leaker. So you look at that and you have President Putin very strongly, vehemently says he had nothing to do with them."
This isn’t the first time Trump accepted Putin’s account about election interference. On July 7, the two men had a one-on-one meeting at the G20, a gathering of the world’s top 20 economies. There, Putin also denied Russia’s efforts to interfere in the election, and Trump reportedly took it at face value.
Trump and Putin weren’t scheduled to meet during the the forum, but it was always possible that they would run into each other. They shook hands at a dinner for leaders on Friday and stood next to each other during a leaders’s photo on Saturday.
Trump added that he’d now rather discuss issues like Syria and Ukraine with Putin, noting that every time he brings up the Russia issue, Putin is unhappy. “I think he is very insulted by it,” he said.
After Trump’s comments, others might feel insulted, too — especially members of the US intelligence community.
Trump undercuts the US intelligence community again
Trump has, at best, a complicated relationship with America’s spies.
He frequently attacked the intelligence community’s skills and integrity during both the campaign and the early months of his presidency. He dismisses any investigation into Russia’s meddling as a “hoax.” He has repeatedly mocked American intelligence officers for the mistaken conclusion that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, a rationale that paved the way for the 2003 invasion.
Trump has likened American spies to Nazis because he believed they leaked information about him.
And he spent part of his first full day in office at a memorial for the CIA’s fallen heroes attacking the media and lying about the size of his crowd at the inaugural.
However, Trump does like CIA Director Mike Pompeo — but that could be because Pompeo has no problem distorting Russia-related intelligence to in Trump’s favor. The CIA told me earlier this week that Pompeo stands by the January assessment. Pompeo is reportedly in consideration to become the next secretary of state.
So Trump doesn’t seem to trust the intelligence community. That’s his choice — but it’s concerning that he’ll trust Putin instead.
Trump chooses Putin's word over the US intelligence community — again
You neglect the FACT that Republicans blocked everything Obama wanted Even going so far as voting against bills they previously supported That is why I believe Republicans are low life scum, traitors
The Look Of Love. And Treason
President Donald Trump just sided with Russian President Vladimir Putin over the US intelligence community. That’s because in one of their conversations during an international summit in Vietnam, Putin denied that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election — and Trump bought it.
“He said he didn't meddle, he said he didn't meddle. I asked him again. You can only ask so many times,” Trump told reporters on Air Force One today. “Every time he sees me he says I didn't do that and I really believe that when he tells me that, he means it.”
It’s remarkable enough that Trump openly admitted he just believed whatever Putin told him. It’s even more startling when you realize that in January, the FBI, CIA, and NSA clearly assessed that Russia did interfere in the election — and that Putin was behind it. Here’s part of that conclusion:
We assess Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an influence campaign in 2016 aimed at the US presidential election. Russia’s goals were to undermine public faith in the US democratic process, denigrate Secretary Clinton, and harm her electability and potential presidency. We further assess Putin and the Russian Government developed a clear preference for President-elect Trump.
Trump also took the chance to go after former prominent intelligence and law enforcement officials who disagree with his Russia views.
"I mean, give me a break, they are political hacks," Trump said. "So you look at it, I mean, you have [former CIA Director John] Brennan, you have [former Director of National Intelligence James] Clapper and you have [former FBI Director Jim] Comey. Comey is proven now to be a liar and he is proven now to be a leaker. So you look at that and you have President Putin very strongly, vehemently says he had nothing to do with them."
This isn’t the first time Trump accepted Putin’s account about election interference. On July 7, the two men had a one-on-one meeting at the G20, a gathering of the world’s top 20 economies. There, Putin also denied Russia’s efforts to interfere in the election, and Trump reportedly took it at face value.
Trump and Putin weren’t scheduled to meet during the the forum, but it was always possible that they would run into each other. They shook hands at a dinner for leaders on Friday and stood next to each other during a leaders’s photo on Saturday.
Trump added that he’d now rather discuss issues like Syria and Ukraine with Putin, noting that every time he brings up the Russia issue, Putin is unhappy. “I think he is very insulted by it,” he said.
After Trump’s comments, others might feel insulted, too — especially members of the US intelligence community.
Trump undercuts the US intelligence community again
Trump has, at best, a complicated relationship with America’s spies.
He frequently attacked the intelligence community’s skills and integrity during both the campaign and the early months of his presidency. He dismisses any investigation into Russia’s meddling as a “hoax.” He has repeatedly mocked American intelligence officers for the mistaken conclusion that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, a rationale that paved the way for the 2003 invasion.
Trump has likened American spies to Nazis because he believed they leaked information about him.
And he spent part of his first full day in office at a memorial for the CIA’s fallen heroes attacking the media and lying about the size of his crowd at the inaugural.
However, Trump does like CIA Director Mike Pompeo — but that could be because Pompeo has no problem distorting Russia-related intelligence to in Trump’s favor. The CIA told me earlier this week that Pompeo stands by the January assessment. Pompeo is reportedly in consideration to become the next secretary of state.
So Trump doesn’t seem to trust the intelligence community. That’s his choice — but it’s concerning that he’ll trust Putin instead.
Trump chooses Putin's word over the US intelligence community — again
YOU idiots!
Trump is a wordsmith! Read exactly what he said about Putin... "Every time he sees me he says I didn't do that and I really believe that when he tells me that, he means it.”
A) Where in Trump's statement does Trump say he believes there was no meddling? Trump says and I'm repeating "I really believe that when he tells me that, he means it.”
What Trump says is he BELIEVES PUTIN MEANS WHAT HE SAYS"....Not what Putin says is TRUE! Do you idiots understand the subtle wordsmithing here?
B) And assuming Putin really believes there was NO meddling... where were all you Obama supporters when Obama said THESE outright LIES ?
Is it possible Obama truly believed at the time he peddled these LIES were true?
C) Finally as did Obama, so too Putin... he HIRES people that believe like him and as a result he doesn't NEED to know if there was meddling or in Obama's case
like Susan Rice did lying to the 5 networks that Benghazi was because of a video and not a terrorist attack!
These are all very real reasons why Trump in all honesty can say "Every time he sees me he says I didn't do that and I really believe that when he tells me that, he means it.”
Trump BELIEVES IT to be True!
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You neglect the FACT that Republicans blocked everything Obama wanted Even going so far as voting against bills they previously supported That is why I believe Republicans are low life scum, traitors
The Look Of Love. And Treason
President Donald Trump just sided with Russian President Vladimir Putin over the US intelligence community. That’s because in one of their conversations during an international summit in Vietnam, Putin denied that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election — and Trump bought it.
“He said he didn't meddle, he said he didn't meddle. I asked him again. You can only ask so many times,” Trump told reporters on Air Force One today. “Every time he sees me he says I didn't do that and I really believe that when he tells me that, he means it.”
It’s remarkable enough that Trump openly admitted he just believed whatever Putin told him. It’s even more startling when you realize that in January, the FBI, CIA, and NSA clearly assessed that Russia did interfere in the election — and that Putin was behind it. Here’s part of that conclusion:
We assess Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an influence campaign in 2016 aimed at the US presidential election. Russia’s goals were to undermine public faith in the US democratic process, denigrate Secretary Clinton, and harm her electability and potential presidency. We further assess Putin and the Russian Government developed a clear preference for President-elect Trump.
Trump also took the chance to go after former prominent intelligence and law enforcement officials who disagree with his Russia views.
"I mean, give me a break, they are political hacks," Trump said. "So you look at it, I mean, you have [former CIA Director John] Brennan, you have [former Director of National Intelligence James] Clapper and you have [former FBI Director Jim] Comey. Comey is proven now to be a liar and he is proven now to be a leaker. So you look at that and you have President Putin very strongly, vehemently says he had nothing to do with them."
This isn’t the first time Trump accepted Putin’s account about election interference. On July 7, the two men had a one-on-one meeting at the G20, a gathering of the world’s top 20 economies. There, Putin also denied Russia’s efforts to interfere in the election, and Trump reportedly took it at face value.
Trump and Putin weren’t scheduled to meet during the the forum, but it was always possible that they would run into each other. They shook hands at a dinner for leaders on Friday and stood next to each other during a leaders’s photo on Saturday.
Trump added that he’d now rather discuss issues like Syria and Ukraine with Putin, noting that every time he brings up the Russia issue, Putin is unhappy. “I think he is very insulted by it,” he said.
After Trump’s comments, others might feel insulted, too — especially members of the US intelligence community.
Trump undercuts the US intelligence community again
Trump has, at best, a complicated relationship with America’s spies.
He frequently attacked the intelligence community’s skills and integrity during both the campaign and the early months of his presidency. He dismisses any investigation into Russia’s meddling as a “hoax.” He has repeatedly mocked American intelligence officers for the mistaken conclusion that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, a rationale that paved the way for the 2003 invasion.
Trump has likened American spies to Nazis because he believed they leaked information about him.
And he spent part of his first full day in office at a memorial for the CIA’s fallen heroes attacking the media and lying about the size of his crowd at the inaugural.
However, Trump does like CIA Director Mike Pompeo — but that could be because Pompeo has no problem distorting Russia-related intelligence to in Trump’s favor. The CIA told me earlier this week that Pompeo stands by the January assessment. Pompeo is reportedly in consideration to become the next secretary of state.
So Trump doesn’t seem to trust the intelligence community. That’s his choice — but it’s concerning that he’ll trust Putin instead.
Trump chooses Putin's word over the US intelligence community — again
YOU idiots!
Trump is a wordsmith! Read exactly what he said about Putin... "Every time he sees me he says I didn't do that and I really believe that when he tells me that, he means it.”
A) Where in Trump's statement does Trump say he believes there was no meddling? Trump says and I'm repeating "I really believe that when he tells me that, he means it.”
What Trump says is he BELIEVES PUTIN MEANS WHAT HE SAYS"....Not what Putin says is TRUE! Do you idiots understand the subtle wordsmithing here?
B) And assuming Putin really believes there was NO meddling... where were all you Obama supporters when Obama said THESE outright LIES ?
Is it possible Obama truly believed at the time he peddled these LIES were true?
C) Finally as did Obama, so too Putin... he HIRES people that believe like him and as a result he doesn't NEED to know if there was meddling or in Obama's case
like Susan Rice did lying to the 5 networks that Benghazi was because of a video and not a terrorist attack!
These are all very real reasons why Trump in all honesty can say "Every time he sees me he says I didn't do that and I really believe that when he tells me that, he means it.”
Trump BELIEVES IT to be True!
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Get back to us when the fucking so called intelligence community actually gets around to examining the servers. CrowdStrikes is a Dem company and I am not buying into their bullshit.
So the CIA, NIA, and FBI are lying that our elections were interfered with by a hostile foreign government we currently have under sanctions, and the Dictator of that hostile government is telling the truth?
And whose servers are you referring to? Jared Kurshners's? Ivanka Trumps? Michael Flynns?
Your reply is so noted comrade. At least you're honest about where your loyalties lie.
Then there is Obama, who knew Putin was trying to interfere with us, and gave him leeway and 20% of our uranium mines as a punishment.
Where is your phony outrage over the Putin/Obamy love fest, comrade?
