moldyoldy

Trump is Putin’s puppet, he is owned by him the same way Epstein had him and others on tape being naughty

EmilyD

Yeah, that's right.....Trump loves Putin so much that he's sanctioned Russia more than any other president has..

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moldyoldy

He did his best to stop the Obama sanctions, he gave Putin his buildings back allowed new spies to return.

EmilyD

That is not only a HUGE lie, it is well known that Obama wanted to have better relations when he was caught on camera talking to President Dmitry Medvedev saying that he’ll have more flexibility after the e******n.

As he was leaning toward Medvedev in Seoul in 2012, Obama was overheard asking for time - particularly with missile defense until he is in a better position politically to resolve such issues. “This is my last e******n … After my e******n I have more flexibility,” Obama said, expressing confidence that he would win a second term.

“I understand your message about space,” replied Medvedev. “I will t***smit this information to Vladimir,” he said. Medvedev handed over the presidency to Putin in May of 2012. He was Putin’s protégé and long considered number two in Moscow’s power structure.

President Trump has been tougher on Russia in 18 months than Obama was in eight years:

Even though the left-wing media will never give him credit, President Trump has been far tougher on Russia than Obama was. In April, 2018, the Trump administration imposed new sanctions on Russia - including [b]strict sanctions]/b] on seven of Russia’s richest individuals and 17 top government officials for their interference in our e******ns. The sanctions directly penalized President Vladimir Putin’s inner circle by prohibiting them from traveling to the United States ever again. He did this by opening a bank account in the West, preventing them from doing business with the West and prohibiting anyone else to do business on their behalf.

The sanctions were among the toughest sanctions ever placed on individuals in a foreign country, with the exception of perhaps Iran and North Korea. Yet like many of Trump’s successes, it received minimal mainstream media coverage.

During his first month in office in January 2017, President Trump upheld strict sanctions to punish Russia for its unlawful 2014 annexation of Crimea. With those sanctions, the Trump administration punished more than three dozen individuals and organizations that were behind the invasion of Ukraine.

Even Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin had a hand in the actions, stating that there would be no easing of the sanctions until Russia meets its obligations under the 2015 Minsk agreement - the ceasefire agreement between Russia and Ukraine.

In August 2017, Trump signed a bill slapping even more sanctions on Russia - this time specifically aimed at the country’s energy and defense industries. Congress made the legislation Trump-proof, meaning that no executive order could ever undo such sanctions; yet Trump signed it anyway.

In fact it was Trump - not Obama - who ordered the closure of Russian diplomatic properties in San Francisco, Washington, D.C., and New York City that appeared to be a threat to American security. It was also President Trump who shuttered the Russian consulate in Seattle.

To be sure, Obama kicked 35 Russian diplomats out of the country after suspected e******n meddling by Russia, but only after T***p w*n the 2016 e******n. It is questionable whether he would have done so had Hillary Clinton succeeded in being the victor.

Furthermore, it was President Trump who led the world in expelling Russian diplomats after the Russian government was suspected of carrying out a nerve agent attack in the United Kingdom against one of their former spies. President Trump moved swiftly to expel 60 Russian diplomats from U.S. soil, and other countries followed suit by expelling dozens as well.

In addition to these stringent sanctions, President Trump has also called out Russia publicly during a landmark speech in 2017 in Poland. Trump lambasted Russia for using oil to hold NATO’s Eastern European countries hostage. He underscored the dangers of those countries’ dependence on Russian oil deliveries to keep their people warm during the winter, leading to their inability to criticize Russia the rest of the year.

The Trump administration even offered to help identify alternative energy sources for the region. Trump’s remarks on European soil was the energy industry equivalent of Reagan’s “tear down that wall” speech.

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Compare all of the above actions to Obama’s milquetoast policy on Russia and outright appeasement on issues such as the “red line” that Russia blew right past in Syria. Obama’s lackluster track record with Russia is in stark contrast to the Trump administration that had, in its first 18 months, surpassed what Obama did over a total of eight years.

https://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/397212-president-trump-is-tougher-on-russia-in-18-months-than-obama-in-eight

Kazudy

Only in your snowflake eyes. Your boy Biden doesn't know where he is, what he's running for, nor who the hell he is. You people are the problem, you all h**e President Trump more then you love America. The good thing is either way you lose. If Biden wins all America will lose, if Trump wins only you snowflake lose. Gives meaning to can't win for losing.

Kickaha Loc: Nebraska

Just a bit of clarification, it was not Clinton lying about receiving oral sex from an intern in the Oval Office. Clinton had been convicted in a court of law for perjury and lost his law license as a result. Perjury is a misdemeanor and is an impeachable offence. They should have just censured him and been done with it.
Trump has not been convicted of any crime. Abuse of power is a nebulous charge and can include anything from a dispute over a political issue to gross misconduct, which makes it exceedingly difficult to prove. Obstruction of Congress can be easier to prove, but Congress must strictly follow procedure. Congress needs to subpoena witnesses and/or documents and have the President refuse to honor the subpoenas, either outright or through the use of executive privilege. Once the President refuses the subpoenas, Congress must turn to the court to, which will determine if executive privilege applies or the subpoenas are enforceable. If the court finds the subpoenas are enforceable and the President fails to comply, he can be found in contempt of Congress and of obstruction of Congress. If Congress doesn't follow the procedure, the subpoenas are invalid (and in the case of Trump, Congress withdrew the subpoenas), therefore there was no contempt of Congress nor obstruction of Congress.

Radiance3

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The charges brought by Congress to the Senate were not impeachable crimes. They were:
1. Abuse of power.
2. Obstruction of justice.

Impeachable crimes are the following:
Section 4 of Article Two of the United States Constitution: "The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors

In addition, the democrats in congress did not allow the Republicans to participate during the proceedings. Pelosi, Adam Schitt, Nadler and whoever in the democrat Congress, locked the basement room of Congress that the republicans were not able to enter and participate. Again that is a violation and unconstitutional.

The impeachment charges did not qualify for impeachable crimes. There was none to impeach. The impeachment was null and void. The Articles of Impeachment brought to the Senate did not qualify for impeachment. The Senate does not need to investigate. All that's needed to be done was to nullify the Articles of Impeachment and return to Pelosi. That will end the problem.However, the Senate reviewed them anyways.

Conclusion: The president was not impeached due to the reasons cited above. The crimes presented were null and void.

And you lonelywolf, is so ignorant, does not
understand what you are talking about.

Lonewolf

Trump love putin

Lonewolf

Trump was impeached befor the case got to the senate ,the senate does not have the power to undo that.
The Senate viloated their oath of office and most will be removed because of it.

Lonewolf

Look around trumps turning America into a s**t hole wares his wall wares his health insurance he promised why is hillery not locked up ,everything he's done benefits himself and the 1%! . The American got crumbs.
He was taking money from the military that was needed for base housing and schools.
On each and ever occasion trump had to chose who to believe Putin or our intelligence he chose Putin ,he gave the middle east to Putin while he turned his back on the Kurds .
Trump loves no country or any person on this earth trump loves trump.

Cuda2020

I don't have a denial problem as in the Trump cult.

What has he done so far

He's created more withholding camps
He's created his own army
He' pins Americans against American's
He works with our enemies
He creates distrust and doubt in our own governing system
He has people fearing for their safety
He's in the process of o*******wing the p**********l seat, in claiming everything is r****d, based solely on his innuendos.

Does this sound remotely familiar?

moldyoldy

[quote=EmilyD]That is not only a HUGE lie, it is well known that Obama wanted to have better relations when he was caught on camera talking to President Dmitry Medvedev saying that he’ll have more flexibility after the e******n.

As he was leaning toward Medvedev in Seoul in 2012, Obama was overheard asking for time - particularly with missile defense until he is in a better position politically to resolve such issues. “This is my last e******n … After my e******n I have more flexibility,” Obama said, expressing confidence that he would win a second term.

“I understand your message about space,” replied Medvedev. “I will t***smit this information to Vladimir,” he said. Medvedev handed over the presidency to Putin in May of 2012. He was Putin’s protégé and long considered number two in Moscow’s power structure.

President Trump has been tougher on Russia in 18 months than Obama was in eight years:

Even though the left-wing media will never give him credit, President Trump has been far tougher on Russia than Obama was. In April, 2018, the Trump administration imposed new sanctions on Russia - including [b]strict sanctions]/b] on seven of Russia’s richest individuals and 17 top government officials for their interference in our e******ns. The sanctions directly penalized President Vladimir Putin’s inner circle by prohibiting them from traveling to the United States ever again. He did this by opening a bank account in the West, preventing them from doing business with the West and prohibiting anyone else to do business on their behalf.

The sanctions were among the toughest sanctions ever placed on individuals in a foreign country, with the exception of perhaps Iran and North Korea. Yet like many of Trump’s successes, it received minimal mainstream media coverage.

During his first month in office in January 2017, President Trump upheld strict sanctions to punish Russia for its unlawful 2014 annexation of Crimea. With those sanctions, the Trump administration punished more than three dozen individuals and organizations that were behind the invasion of Ukraine.

Even Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin had a hand in the actions, stating that there would be no easing of the sanctions until Russia meets its obligations under the 2015 Minsk agreement - the ceasefire agreement between Russia and Ukraine.

In August 2017, Trump signed a bill slapping even more sanctions on Russia - this time specifically aimed at the country’s energy and defense industries. Congress made the legislation Trump-proof, meaning that no executive order could ever undo such sanctions; yet Trump signed it anyway.

In fact it was Trump - not Obama - who ordered the closure of Russian diplomatic properties in San Francisco, Washington, D.C., and New York City that appeared to be a threat to American security. It was also President Trump who shuttered the Russian consulate in Seattle.

To be sure, Obama kicked 35 Russian diplomats out of the country after suspected e******n meddling by Russia, but only after T***p w*n the 2016 e******n. It is questionable whether he would have done so had Hillary Clinton succeeded in being the victor.

Furthermore, it was President Trump who led the world in expelling Russian diplomats after the Russian government was suspected of carrying out a nerve agent attack in the United Kingdom against one of their former spies. President Trump moved swiftly to expel 60 Russian diplomats from U.S. soil, and other countries followed suit by expelling dozens as well.

In addition to these stringent sanctions, President Trump has also called out Russia publicly during a landmark speech in 2017 in Poland. Trump lambasted Russia for using oil to hold NATO’s Eastern European countries hostage. He underscored the dangers of those countries’ dependence on Russian oil deliveries to keep their people warm during the winter, leading to their inability to criticize Russia the rest of the year.

The Trump administration even offered to help identify alternative energy sources for the region. Trump’s remarks on European soil was the energy industry equivalent of Reagan’s “tear down that wall” speech.

************

Compare all of the above actions to Obama’s milquetoast policy on Russia and outright appeasement on issues such as the “red line” that Russia blew right past in Syria. Obama’s lackluster track record with Russia is in stark contrast to the Trump administration that had, in its first 18 months, surpassed what Obama did over a total of eight years.

https://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/397212-president-trump-is-tougher-on-russia-in-18-months-than-obama-in-eight[

Politifact

Donald Trump
stated on February 20, 2018 in a tweet:
"I have been much tougher on Russia than Obama, just look at actthe facts. Total F**e News!"
Mostly false.

Trump has repeatedly undermined the US intelligence community's findings of Russian interference in 2016. During a news conference in Helsinki last year alongside Putin, Trump publicly sided with the Russian leader over the US intelligence community, touting Putin's denials and saying he didn't "see any reason why" Russia would be responsible. He later said he misspoke.

EmilyD

Oh dear. The more you try to discuss the impeachment, the more you expose how much you really don't know. It is getting a kind of painful to watch you spew these ridiculous remarks out, hoping some of it will stick. It doesn't seem to matter to you that most of what you say is pure hogwash.

Really? The Senate violated their oath of office??

trashbaum

You express only negative issues, I suppose the reason is you are told to do so. Why not also use your own mind and look at the many positive issues that you are faced with. Don't allow the media to guide your every action.

Lonewolf

[quote=moldyoldy][quote=EmilyD]That is not only a HUGE lie, it is well known that Obama wanted to have better relations when he was caught on camera talking to President Dmitry Medvedev saying that he’ll have more flexibility after the e******n.

As he was leaning toward Medvedev in Seoul in 2012, Obama was overheard asking for time - particularly with missile defense until he is in a better position politically to resolve such issues. “This is my last e******n … After my e******n I have more flexibility,” Obama said, expressing confidence that he would win a second term.

“I understand your message about space,” replied Medvedev. “I will t***smit this information to Vladimir,” he said. Medvedev handed over the presidency to Putin in May of 2012. He was Putin’s protégé and long considered number two in Moscow’s power structure.

President Trump has been tougher on Russia in 18 months than Obama was in eight years:

Even though the left-wing media will never give him credit, President Trump has been far tougher on Russia than Obama was. In April, 2018, the Trump administration imposed new sanctions on Russia - including [b]strict sanctions]/b] on seven of Russia’s richest individuals and 17 top government officials for their interference in our e******ns. The sanctions directly penalized President Vladimir Putin’s inner circle by prohibiting them from traveling to the United States ever again. He did this by opening a bank account in the West, preventing them from doing business with the West and prohibiting anyone else to do business on their behalf.

The sanctions were among the toughest sanctions ever placed on individuals in a foreign country, with the exception of perhaps Iran and North Korea. Yet like many of Trump’s successes, it received minimal mainstream media coverage.

During his first month in office in January 2017, President Trump upheld strict sanctions to punish Russia for its unlawful 2014 annexation of Crimea. With those sanctions, the Trump administration punished more than three dozen individuals and organizations that were behind the invasion of Ukraine.

Even Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin had a hand in the actions, stating that there would be no easing of the sanctions until Russia meets its obligations under the 2015 Minsk agreement - the ceasefire agreement between Russia and Ukraine.

In August 2017, Trump signed a bill slapping even more sanctions on Russia - this time specifically aimed at the country’s energy and defense industries. Congress made the legislation Trump-proof, meaning that no executive order could ever undo such sanctions; yet Trump signed it anyway.

In fact it was Trump - not Obama - who ordered the closure of Russian diplomatic properties in San Francisco, Washington, D.C., and New York City that appeared to be a threat to American security. It was also President Trump who shuttered the Russian consulate in Seattle.

To be sure, Obama kicked 35 Russian diplomats out of the country after suspected e******n meddling by Russia, but only after T***p w*n the 2016 e******n. It is questionable whether he would have done so had Hillary Clinton succeeded in being the victor.

Furthermore, it was President Trump who led the world in expelling Russian diplomats after the Russian government was suspected of carrying out a nerve agent attack in the United Kingdom against one of their former spies. President Trump moved swiftly to expel 60 Russian diplomats from U.S. soil, and other countries followed suit by expelling dozens as well.

In addition to these stringent sanctions, President Trump has also called out Russia publicly during a landmark speech in 2017 in Poland. Trump lambasted Russia for using oil to hold NATO’s Eastern European countries hostage. He underscored the dangers of those countries’ dependence on Russian oil deliveries to keep their people warm during the winter, leading to their inability to criticize Russia the rest of the year.

The Trump administration even offered to help identify alternative energy sources for the region. Trump’s remarks on European soil was the energy industry equivalent of Reagan’s “tear down that wall” speech.

************

Compare all of the above actions to Obama’s milquetoast policy on Russia and outright appeasement on issues such as the “red line” that Russia blew right past in Syria. Obama’s lackluster track record with Russia is in stark contrast to the Trump administration that had, in its first 18 months, surpassed what Obama did over a total of eight years.

https://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/397212-president-trump-is-tougher-on-russia-in-18-months-than-obama-in-eight[

Politifact

Donald Trump
stated on February 20, 2018 in a tweet:
"I have been much tougher on Russia than Obama, just look at actthe facts. Total F**e News!"
Mostly false.

Trump has repeatedly undermined the US intelligence community's findings of Russian interference in 2016. During a news conference in Helsinki last year alongside Putin, Trump publicly sided with the Russian leader over the US intelligence community, touting Putin's denials and saying he didn't "see any reason why" Russia would be responsible. He later said he misspoke.[/quote]

Do you believe all the b.s. you just posted one of the very first things he did as president was to give Russia back property seized by Obama.
He refused to in act sanctions passed by congress untill the pressure on him was to grate then he reluctantly did
Who was it at the g7 fighting to get Russia back in after they were removed yes trump.
Who was it that Putinaid very very strongly denied interference with our e******ns and he said he bereaved him over our own intelligence people.

Trumps Putin's puppet