Trump’s campaign rhetoric is the “biggest dream of everyone in the Kremlin,” Tina Khidasheli, defense minister of Georgia, a U.S. ally, told The Post. “It’s scary, it’s dangerous, and it’s irresponsible.”
Her view is shared in the United States by leading Russia experts from both political parties.
Michael McFaul, who stepped down in 2014 as the U.S. ambassador to Russia, said Trump’s stance toward Russia “makes everyone I talk to around the world nervous — and it makes me nervous.”
David J. Kramer, who served as deputy assistant secretary of state dealing with Russia during the George W. Bush administration, said he was “appalled” by Trump’s approach.
Monday, July 25, 2016
Donald Trump Owes His Soul To Vladimir Putin
Donald Trump owes lots of money to the Russians, which helps explain why he is willing to sacrifice NATO unity and Eastern European independence to Vladimir Putin:
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f this turns out to be true after an FBI investigation Trump should be put on trial and convicted for treason against USA for involving a foreign power in our political system to his advantage. If the morons who still support Trump, can't see and understand that by bringing this fascist to the helm of our country will destroy this country, they should also be put in trial for treason and pay the price as well.
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ReplyDeleteIt starts sounding more and more like Trumpgate...our Justice dept. and FBI should take it very seriously and find out how much more Trump is hiding...
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