“I think he’s done really a great job of outsmarting our country”, Trump told Larry King after Putin successfully dissuaded the USA from striking Syria by arranging with the US for the removal of Syria’s chemical weapons. Now look, you have to understand, Putin – if we could get along with Russian Federation, I think that would be a good thing, not a bad thing.
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An investigate journalist noted: “I created this list of Russian trolls when I was researching [Putin’s information techniques]”.
The second dimension was the revelation that the DNC was spreading rumours that Sanders is an atheist, something that will not go to well with the majority of the United States people on both sides of the fence.
Donald Trump this week once again did what he has proven himself so adept at over the a year ago – grabbing the spotlight by saying something so absurd, so unpresidential, the press had no choice but to pay attention. “So we were stable mates”.
“It’s very hard to retrieve them but hacks happen all the time”, Holden said.
Look, I get that the political meta, as it were, means reaching elbow-deep into pile after pile of shit and throwing it at your opponent and waiting for some to stick so you can waggle your unclean finger at them to say “oh my god, look at how smelly they are!”
Trump said Thursday that his comments calling for a foreign hack on an American presidential candidate were “sarcastic”.
Trump never mentioned the Federal Bureau of Investigation in his comments.
And Trump’s campaign put out a statement Wednesday from his running mate Mike Pence, saying that if Russian Federation is trying to interfere with “our elections … both parties and the United States government will ensure there are serious consequences”. He qualified his statement, reflecting the heat back at the Democrats.
“We are clear-eyed about what our country is up against”.
“I thought she might do something like that”.
“I have no relationship with him other than he called me a genius”.
Once again, Trump’s position is diametrically opposed to that of his own party’s leaders. “But we are not afraid”, she said.
“And besides that wouldn’t it be good if we actually got along with countries”.
“So are you saying that he’s speaking on behalf of the administration when he calls Vladimir Putin a dictator?” a reporter asked. “Really, I just beat 16 people and am beating her!” “And I’m not going to qualify them one way or another going forward”.
“If they fulfill their obligations to us, the answer is yes”, Trump told The New York Times when asked if he would defend the Baltic states from an attack by Russian Federation. “I would love to try it”.
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Of course Im being sarcastic, Trump said Thursday on Fox News Fox and Friends, a day after his remarks at a news conference ignited fierce debate over hacking and his urging of a global adversary to meddle in American politics.
