President Donald Trump on Thursday night tried to distract from clear evidence about Russian interference in the upcoming election, deflecting to China as a scapegoat by saying the East Asian nation posed a “FAR greater threat than Russia, Russia, Russia.”
Yet another example of how a person who has studied this stuff all of his or her adult life doesn’t understand the complexities as well as Voldemort on the Potomac.
It seems to me that a real President would have implemented strong security measures, and perhaps even told the Senate to debate and advance the bills on election security. Of course we don’t really have a real President. We have a stooge.
Hey Don, if this interference is such a problem why didn’t you get with your buddy #MM and make him pass the any one of the slew of election integrity measures that were already passed by the House?
According to Bernstein’s book, Russia actually tampered with the vote in '16, not just influenced through social media. Will this become a bigger story? It should.
The short version is that Russia benefits more from promoting ungovernability of the US than the Chinese do. Russia has a relatively tiny economy, so it’s punching way above its weight in geopolitics. China and the US are economic giants, so sanctions tend to hurt both parties in pretty costly fashion. The last thing either side wants is more uncertainty about the future.
Lawyers representing the U.S. at Julian Assange’s extradition trial have accepted the claim that the WikiLeaks founder was offered a presidential pardon on the condition that he would help cover up Russia’s involvement in hacking emails from the DNChttps://t.co/DrbYbVbTpn