Hmmmmm, seems like with all that evidence you have, coupled with a house majority, Biden should be impeached.
Oh wait... You guys already tried that and failed.
No real evidence.
Why is Trump calling Putin so many times?
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Oh wait... You guys already tried that and failed.
No real evidence.
Indeed, the larger point is not whether one agrees or disagrees with the specifics - it's that a Trump victory, and for that matter, Trump, are taken semi-seriously for a change by a non-frivolous publication. Now with that said, my personal view is that geopolitical types such as the author who love to draw a lot of lines on maps as if international relations are an 'easy' thing tend to end up disappointed, or at least wrong. It's like when George Costanza came up with the "Jim Leyritz and Bernie Williams for Barry Bonds" trade proposal.
Gd you're stupid. There is no other way around it
Dude was impeached for trying to bribe a foreign government to invent dirt against his political opponent. Yet Ard pretends he's an innocent little angel. Ridiculous.
Yes really. You keep giving a felon rapist twice impeached Coup leading POS the benefit of doubt. Why?
Remind me. Was he convicted? Also, two simple questions: what, precisely, was discussed/shared on the calls, and what is the source of that information? I'm all ears.
I am in fact skeptical he's a stooge, but more than happy to acknowledge he is the loosest of loose cannons who is motivated mostly by his own self interest; to make the inferential leap to the former accusation though, I need specifics.
Because i don't guess at things, particularly if they are things I "want" to believe.
It's like you're trying to prove my point that you're an idiot with this post. "Was he convicted?" Really? This is your lead?
I do not think they are getting the scale wrong. Whatever we do, at some point a serious response, something bigger than Desert Storm will be called for ... unless this stuff can be resolved through our current nickel and dime, supply OUR proxies' approach ... maybe through a twenty-year ceasefire and then do it all over again.
Like this entire thread? Like big tech collision, media and WH concealment of JB? OK
He believes it, so it's true. Evidence is for suckers.
Been down this path with you guys. Did you have evidence of the WH and media concealment of JB? Took you suckers to see it for yourselves and most if not all supporters were ok with it based on your comments. Big tech collusion? Pretty much the same. One born every minute.
With all due respect to Foreign Affairs editors, believing that Trump could or would successfully navigate that important area successfully is straight up insanity. I have zero trust in that dumdum to get anything correct outside of those matters that personally benefit him. He’s a security risk of the highest degree.Honestly, I'm not too obsessed with phone calls and covid test kits, especially in stories by woodward, who jumped the shark with his Bob Casey story. But here's a curiosity:
How America Can Regain Its Edge in Great-Power Competition
A second Trump term would require a new strategy.www.foreignaffairs.com
Foreign affairs is not a fly-by-night publication, and their lead story is actually a non-histrionic consideration of "what if" trump were reelected, from a foreign policy perspective, which suggests the things he got right, what might need to be done differently, etc.
look at some of the board tools trying to justify trump bending over for a murderous dictator.
The reason why this is true:
when does trump ever act like a little b!tch: in front of people that own him. That is as obvious as anything I've ever seen.
The reason why this is true:
when does trump ever act like a little b!tch: in front of people that own him. That is as obvious as anything I've ever seen.
Grass is green, sky is blue. Just mentioning a couple of real things doesn't demonstrate "selling out the country."
You seem to be asserting that all the calls came in a 2-3 month window. Is that what we know?
Maybe....photos, court testimony and bank records can be a tricky thing.
JB concealment? WE all knew he was old, just like Trump, but we also knew he's a good man, unlike Trump.
We know Twitter/X is colluding with Trump. It appears NBC is colluding with Trump as well by not running Errol Morris Documentary about separating kids from their parents at the border until after the election because it will hurt Trump. We also know Fox News and Newsmax are colluding with Trump. So, WTF are you whining about again?
There is money to be made with murderous dictators.
Narrator: Trump is, in fact, Putin’s stooge.
Or useful idiot if we want to quibble about labels.
But continue.
Someone needs to update the music video....
"Hey....I just met you..
And this is crazy
But here's my number
Call me, maybe!"
^^^ Imagine taking as much NuGenix as that clown and still being this weak excuse of a fella. Laughable
It's interesting how Harris and Trump characterize Putin. Harris: Putin is a thug, killer, war criminal. Trump: Putin is smart, savvy, a great leader. Trump is Putin's lap-dog as witnessed by his outlandish agreement with Putin at Helsinki in 2018 and his current refusal to condemn him for his unprovoked and illegal occupation of Ukraine. Trump's alarming suck-up interactions with the likes of Xi, Kim, and Putin is indeed alarming and raises the serious question of Trump being a national security risk.
Crazy how the media went nuts for an entire election over Hillary emails, but can barely make a peep over Trump likely giving Russia national secrets.
Honestly, I'm not too obsessed with phone calls and covid test kits, especially in stories by woodward, who jumped the shark with his Bob Casey story. But here's a curiosity:
How America Can Regain Its Edge in Great-Power Competition
A second Trump term would require a new strategy.
Foreign affairs is not a fly-by-night publication, and their lead story is actually a non-histrionic consideration of "what if" trump were reelected, from a foreign policy perspective, which suggests the things he got right, what might need to be done differently, etc.
Foreign Affairs
LEAST BIASED
Foreign Affairs - Bias and Credibility
LEAST BIASED These sources have minimal bias and use very few loaded words (wording that attempts to influence an audience by appealing to emotion or
mediabiasfactcheck.com
Honestly, I'm not too obsessed with phone calls and covid test kits, especially in stories by woodward, who jumped the shark with his Bob Casey story. But here's a curiosity:
How America Can Regain Its Edge in Great-Power Competition
A second Trump term would require a new strategy.
Foreign affairs is not a fly-by-night publication, and their lead story is actually a non-histrionic consideration of "what if" trump were reelected, from a foreign policy perspective, which suggests the things he got right, what might need to be done differently, etc.
Anything that starts out with this:
His administration’s first National Security Strategy emphasized that adversaries of the United States were seeking to erode its position in the international order. This outlook was relatively novel at the time,
Is probably not to be taken too seriously...This has been both Russia's and China's gambit for a few decades.
Also:
A second Trump administration would need to adjust its mindset to ensure that the United States can protect itself and restore deterrence in an increasingly dangerous world.
This is pretty much an admission that he was "too cozy" during his first tenure in office with these dictators and doing the opposite of what he says in his opening lines.Similar threads
