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In the WH. What does that tell you? Let me help, you lost.Carry on useful idiot.
The Useful Idiot in Chief is in the White House - but you also qualify
Putin loves his 'useful idiots' — Trump included
The Senate vote on this was 98 to 2. What's your prediction? Mine is more stonewalling. Question is whether the spineless and testicle-free Republicans will sit on their hands --- AGAIN
Trump faces a major deadline to use the Russia sanctions power that Congress overwhelmingly voted to give him — and it’s anybody’s guess as to whether he’ll comply on time after missing the last deadline.
Scrutiny is high, amid lingering suspicion of Trump’s eagerness to mend fences with Russia and with Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation still digging into election meddling by Moscow. Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle remain keen to get tough on Vladimir Putin’s government.
They have reason to worry about whether the popular sanctions package Trump reluctantly signed in August will be implemented just as hesitantly. The Russia provisions of the bill were designed as a response to Moscow’s meddling in the 2016 election, which the president himself has downplayed.
Furthermore, the last time Trump’s administration confronted a deadline to set in motion penalties against Putin’s government, it took more than three weeks — and a nudge from Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) — for Trump’s team to comply.
An even more critical moment arrives Monday. The Treasury Department is required to begin imposing sanctions against entities doing business with Russia’s defense and intelligence sectors as well as to produce a hotly-anticipated list of oligarchs maintaining close ties to Putin. Implementing the law robustly would risk harming the relationship Trump has tried to cultivate with Putin — and any delay would mean snubbing Congress’ authority.
Deadline looms for Trump and Russia sanctions
I'm not the one claiming Russia got Trump elected. Just asking a simple question.Tell me, how did the Russians get you to vote for Trump?
This talking point is dumb enough to have come from Sean Hannity - Amiright?
Why should their be sanctions against Russia?? .....![]()
Why should their be sanctions against Russia?? .....![]()
Why should they be against Iran?? They are against Russia for Russian meddling in our elections.
Because Russia might have "meddled" in our election process. A Facebook Ad for instance would be considering meddling.Why should their be sanctions against Russia?? .....![]()
I really don't know if the Russian's meddled in the election, and neither do you?
But all I can say if they did is, "Thank you Russia!!! ....![]()
Uhhhm - Yes we know who meddled in the election and your cheerleading labels you as an anti-American Putin stooge.
What, is that a question at the AA for Trump? It was you inbreds that Russia led along by the nose. Come on, tell us more about pizzagate and Hillary's e-mails.Tell me, how did the Russians get you to vote for Trump?I don't think they will follow through on sanctions. Firstly because Trump doesn't want to admit Russia elected him into office, and secondly because he wants their help again in upcoming elections.The Senate vote on this was 98 to 2. What's your prediction? Mine is more stonewalling. Question is whether the spineless and testicle-free Republicans will sit on their hands --- AGAIN
Trump faces a major deadline to use the Russia sanctions power that Congress overwhelmingly voted to give him — and it’s anybody’s guess as to whether he’ll comply on time after missing the last deadline.
Scrutiny is high, amid lingering suspicion of Trump’s eagerness to mend fences with Russia and with Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation still digging into election meddling by Moscow. Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle remain keen to get tough on Vladimir Putin’s government.
They have reason to worry about whether the popular sanctions package Trump reluctantly signed in August will be implemented just as hesitantly. The Russia provisions of the bill were designed as a response to Moscow’s meddling in the 2016 election, which the president himself has downplayed.
Furthermore, the last time Trump’s administration confronted a deadline to set in motion penalties against Putin’s government, it took more than three weeks — and a nudge from Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) — for Trump’s team to comply.
An even more critical moment arrives Monday. The Treasury Department is required to begin imposing sanctions against entities doing business with Russia’s defense and intelligence sectors as well as to produce a hotly-anticipated list of oligarchs maintaining close ties to Putin. Implementing the law robustly would risk harming the relationship Trump has tried to cultivate with Putin — and any delay would mean snubbing Congress’ authority.
Deadline looms for Trump and Russia sanctions
Actually, even Putin is more of an American patriot than you. ....Uhhhm - Yes we know who meddled in the election and your cheerleading labels you as an anti-American Putin stooge.
Come on, tell us more about pizzagate and Hillary's e-mails.![]()
What does that have to do with anything? Oh umm, ahh, sigh....try not to lie...Who cares?
Everyone outside the Trump cult cares.
The poster asked who cares about whether these sanctions are enforced by clown in Cheif and I explained to him anyone outside of the Trump cult cares.
Trumpsters are the main ones denying Russian interference.
Who has denied Russian interference?
Actually, even Putin is more of an American patriot than you. ....Uhhhm - Yes we know who meddled in the election and your cheerleading labels you as an anti-American Putin stooge.![]()
Comrade there is no reason to get soo upset.Wow, what an ass... your party said this crap even before the facts of the Russian hack even began..
Go live with Puttin, that is what he wants you to think.
Comrade there is no reason to get soo upset.Wow, what an ass... your party said this crap even before the facts of the Russian hack even began..
Go live with Putin, that is what he wants you to think.
Putin only wants what is best for both of our country's. .....![]()
Putin is a great leader who only wants best for his people and country. He only locks up traitors and bad people like gays and jews. .....Either you are trying to piss off people or you seriously think that.. I guess it really bothers me when I see someone say that.I find it to be so un-american.
Why don't you look at how the Russians live..under the control of the government, if anyone tries to expose it they are murdered..
Putin insists on only good things being said in the media, or his people.
Is that how you want to live?
Poor butt hurt libtards...The Senate vote on this was 98 to 2. What's your prediction? Mine is more stonewalling. Question is whether the spineless and testicle-free Republicans will sit on their hands --- AGAIN
Trump faces a major deadline to use the Russia sanctions power that Congress overwhelmingly voted to give him — and it’s anybody’s guess as to whether he’ll comply on time after missing the last deadline.
Scrutiny is high, amid lingering suspicion of Trump’s eagerness to mend fences with Russia and with Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation still digging into election meddling by Moscow. Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle remain keen to get tough on Vladimir Putin’s government.
They have reason to worry about whether the popular sanctions package Trump reluctantly signed in August will be implemented just as hesitantly. The Russia provisions of the bill were designed as a response to Moscow’s meddling in the 2016 election, which the president himself has downplayed.
Furthermore, the last time Trump’s administration confronted a deadline to set in motion penalties against Putin’s government, it took more than three weeks — and a nudge from Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) — for Trump’s team to comply.
An even more critical moment arrives Monday. The Treasury Department is required to begin imposing sanctions against entities doing business with Russia’s defense and intelligence sectors as well as to produce a hotly-anticipated list of oligarchs maintaining close ties to Putin. Implementing the law robustly would risk harming the relationship Trump has tried to cultivate with Putin — and any delay would mean snubbing Congress’ authority.
Deadline looms for Trump and Russia sanctions
Twitter and facebook are as commie as they come.What does that have to do with anything? Oh umm, ahh, sigh....try not to lie...Who cares?
Everyone outside the Trump cult cares.
The poster asked who cares about whether these sanctions are enforced by clown in Cheif and I explained to him anyone outside of the Trump cult cares.
Trumpsters are the main ones denying Russian interference.
Who has denied Russian interference?
Can you believe that there are still righties who haven't even heard of the Russian Bots on Twitter and Facebook ? Why because the news they read does not cover it and they refuse to watch or read anything else because Trump calls it fake news..
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