even if the intel had never reached his desk -- and we can be fairly certain it not only did reach his desk but that it was brought directly to his attention more than once.
A real president would never, never, never do "both sides do it" about Putin's arms sales.
Even a rotten traitor would at the very least say he'd heard about the bounty and was very concerned about and would confront Putin in due time.
Even a high school student would not have claimed that our support of what became the Taliban to help drive the invading Russian Army out of Afghanistan is the same as Putin's current provision of weaponry to the Taliban.
Trump is a traitor. There's insufficient evidence to actually prefer charges against him, but it has been clear to me since his call on Russia to dig up Hillary's emails (which, in fact, they had done) that he's been in their pay, or at the very least under their thumb as a victim of blackmail, whether financial or sexual. He's a compromised sociopath who turns the away from evidence of Russian funded assassinations of Americans, who had a secret meeting in Helsinki with Putin that required the translators -- well, the American translators -- to destroy their notes afterwards.
I only wish I had total confidence in the vote and faith in the power of the people to make sure an election takes place in November.
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