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Why should their be sanctions against Russia?? .....
Why should they be against Iran?? They are against Russia for Russian meddling in our elections.
An accusation without proof.
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
after today's vote of GOP hacks, I'm pretty sure they don't give a flying about the country or its security.
Speaking of America's security.....perhaps you can explain this:
What benefit did America, or the world, accrue by awarding nuclear weapons to the world's worst state sponsor of terrorism?
Trump didn't"Nope, you inbreds ran Hillary and that's the reason we have Trump.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.
win your primary because of Hillary. He won that because you're all a bunch of whimpering cowards, and Russia ran a massive campaign to stoke your fears about brown people.
"...Russia ran a massive campaign to stoke your fears about brown people."
Link or lie.
Trump didn't"Nope, you inbreds ran Hillary and that's the reason we have Trump.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?
win your primary because of Hillary. He won that because you're all a bunch of whimpering cowards, and Russia ran a massive campaign to stoke your fears about brown people.
"...Russia ran a massive campaign to stoke your fears about brown people."
Link or lie.
Already lied.
Can't produce link.
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
after today's vote of GOP hacks, I'm pretty sure they don't give a flying about the country or its security.
Speaking of America's security.....perhaps you can explain this:
What benefit did America, or the world, accrue by awarding nuclear weapons to the world's worst state sponsor of terrorism?
who would that be dearie?
and while we're on the subject of servurituy why are all you red-baters suddenly in love with putin and his paid army of disinformation spreaders.
hmmmmmm? how about that? and which is of greater import to US as a country, silly girl
Putin is more of an American patriot than any democrat.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.
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
after today's vote of GOP hacks, I'm pretty sure they don't give a flying about the country or its security.
Speaking of America's security.....perhaps you can explain this:
What benefit did America, or the world, accrue by awarding nuclear weapons to the world's worst state sponsor of terrorism?
who would that be dearie?
and while we're on the subject of security why are all you red-baters suddenly in love with putin and his paid army of disinformation spreaders.
hmmmmmm? how about that? and which is of greater import to US as a country, silly girl
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
after today's vote of GOP hacks, I'm pretty sure they don't give a flying about the country or its security.
Speaking of America's security.....perhaps you can explain this:
What benefit did America, or the world, accrue by awarding nuclear weapons to the world's worst state sponsor of terrorism?
who would that be dearie?
and while we're on the subject of security why are all you red-baters suddenly in love with putin and his paid army of disinformation spreaders.
hmmmmmm? how about that? and which is of greater import to US as a country, silly girl
There is no deadline imposed on the Trump regime to implement sanctions on Russians. The OP is bogus. It's called fake news.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
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
after today's vote of GOP hacks, I'm pretty sure they don't give a flying about the country or its security.
Speaking of America's security.....perhaps you can explain this:
What benefit did America, or the world, accrue by awarding nuclear weapons to the world's worst state sponsor of terrorism?
who would that be dearie?
and while we're on the subject of servurituy why are all you red-baters suddenly in love with putin and his paid army of disinformation spreaders.
hmmmmmm? how about that? and which is of greater import to US as a country, silly girl
Sad isn't it? The party that used to be all about law enforcement is attacking the very institutions that keep us safe, prefer Russian intelligence over our own, and in the process of a purge of REPUBLICANS in their pathetic attempt to do Putin's bidding to undermine our democracy.
Literally everything ties back to Russia. EVERYTHING including The Orange Menaces refusal to punish Russia for what they did after a 98-2 vote in the Senate. If it was a movie, people would walk out - too fucking predictable and pathetic.
I don't even know what to say at this point. But I'm afraid that this may not end well.
Our beloved Pres. Trump is the best president America has had in decades. ....
There is no deadline imposed on the Trump regime to implement sanctions on Russians. The OP is bogus. It's called fake news.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
Trump has never said anything like that.you mean the guy who doesn't want you in the country?Our beloved Pres. Trump is the best president America has had in decades. ....
Trump has never said anything like that.you mean the guy who doesn't want you in the country?Our beloved Pres. Trump is the best president America has had in decades. ....
Why are liberals soo divisive and intolerant? .....
Yes, we do understand that you are a traitor.I really don't know if the Russian's meddled in the election, and neither do you?Yes we get it - Twas Hillary Clinton who meddled in the election
But all I can say if they did is, "Thank you Russia!!! ....
Nope, cause I was born in America and thus I'm am a citizen.really? so you don't think his muslim ban applies to you?
Highlight the relevant section please.There is no deadline imposed on the Trump regime to implement sanctions on Russians. The OP is bogus. It's called fake news.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
as with pretty much everything else said by trumpsters, that is false.
Opinion | Time’s up for Trump to implement new Russia sanctions
it is not "fake news" because you and the orange sociopath don't like it.
No one is surprised to see you say that, comrade.Putin is more of an American patriot than any democrat.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.
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
after today's vote of GOP hacks, I'm pretty sure they don't give a flying about the country or its security.
Speaking of America's security.....perhaps you can explain this:
What benefit did America, or the world, accrue by awarding nuclear weapons to the world's worst state sponsor of terrorism?
who would that be dearie?
and while we're on the subject of servurituy why are all you red-baters suddenly in love with putin and his paid army of disinformation spreaders.
hmmmmmm? how about that? and which is of greater import to US as a country, silly girl
Sad isn't it? The party that used to be all about law enforcement is attacking the very institutions that keep us safe, prefer Russian intelligence over our own, and in the process of a purge of REPUBLICANS in their pathetic attempt to do Putin's bidding to undermine our democracy.
Literally everything ties back to Russia. EVERYTHING including The Orange Menaces refusal to punish Russia for what they did after a 98-2 vote in the Senate. If it was a movie, people would walk out - too fucking predictable and pathetic.
I don't even know what to say at this point. But I'm afraid that this may not end well.
and they didn't blink at all when Donald gave classified intel to the Russian ambassador or say a word when our "news" on the president''s whereabouts comes from RT.
