@georgeob1,
Quote georgeob1:
Quote:Worse still they are entirely absorbed in somewhat lunatic efforts to find scapegoats or hidden conspiracies to protect themselves from the awful recognition of the possibility that American voters in most states rejected both their political programs and their anointed, but very hard to love, and crooked candidate.
Your posts push the same themes as the Russkie troll army from St. Petersburg, Russia that infests YouTube and other social media.
Is it fantasy that Trump's campaign manager Manafort did PR work for the Kremlin's Ukrainian Party of Stooges? Or that he signed a long term contract, still possibly in force, to promote Russian interests with Putin's oligarch buddy?
Or that Trump's Sec'y of Commerce, Wilbur Ross, lied about meeting the Russian ambassador at the Republican national convention? This is straight after he got done being a key director in the Cyprus bank which did most of the money laundering for illegal Russian money.
Or that Trump's son-in-law, who negotiates international agreements for him, got his company a loan for over $100 Million from a Russian so-called "bank" which legally is not a bank at all, just an arm of the Russian government that is run by a KGB trained operative? And who didn't report the meeting with the Russian intelligence operative after Trump got elected as he had to.
Or that Trump's head of the Justice Dep't, the hideous Jeff Sessions, lied to his Senate confirmation committee about meeting the Russian ambassador at the Republican national convention? Then when it came out he lied, he wanted to just change the official record without going deeper. Then when it came out he lied about a second meeting with the Russian ambassador he lied about, is trying to act like it's no big deal?
Yeah, nothing to see here, right georgeob1? Only tinfoil hat types would be remotely concerned about these and so many other indicators of Trump treachery.