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Anonymous wrote:How is this not treason? President-elect dismisses findings of intelligence community and is now licking Putin's ass after the US imposes sanctions.

No evidence has been shown by US intelligence that Russia hacked anything other than the DNC.

There's evidence of other hacking. But as far as you're concerned, it's ok as long as it's just the DNC. Does it bother you that they also hacked into our electrical grids.

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Anonymous wrote:How is this not treason? President-elect dismisses findings of intelligence community and is now licking Putin's ass after the US imposes sanctions.

No evidence has been shown by US intelligence that Russia hacked anything other than the DNC.

There's evidence of other hacking. But as far as you're concerned, it's ok as long as it's just the DNC. Does it bother you that they also hacked into our electrical grids.

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Anonymous wrote:How is this not treason? President-elect dismisses findings of intelligence community and is now licking Putin's ass after the US imposes sanctions.

No evidence has been shown by US intelligence that Russia hacked anything other than the DNC.

So let's recap:
Russia invades Crimea. No reaction.
Russian troops shoot down a civilian airliner. No reaction.
Russia sponsors a civil war in Ukraine. No reaction.
Russia bombs civilian targets in Syria. No reaction.
Russia hacks Pentagon email. No reaction.
Russia hacks John Podesta's email. No reaction at the time.
Hillary loses election. Outrage, sanctions, and a new Cold War.

Obama sure knows how to pick his "battles."

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Sorry, pic above should be this.

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Anonymous wrote:So let's recap:
Russia invades Crimea. No reaction.
Russian troops shoot down a civilian airliner. No reaction.
Russia sponsors a civil war in Ukraine. No reaction.
Russia bombs civilian targets in Syria. No reaction.
Russia hacks John Podesta's email. Outrage, sanctions, and a new Cold War.

Obama sure knows how to pick his "battles."

Is this your attempt at fake news because it seems you've not been paying attention. Or maybe you should send your children off to fight in Syria and Ukraine, which are geopolitically irrelevant to US interests.

Anonymous wrote:So let's recap:
Russia invades Crimea. No reaction.
Russian troops shoot down a civilian airliner. No reaction.
Russia sponsors a civil war in Ukraine. No reaction.
Russia bombs civilian targets in Syria. No reaction.
Russia hacks John Podesta's email. Outrage, sanctions, and a new Cold War.

Obama sure knows how to pick his "battles."

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Anonymous wrote:China and the ME are the real enemy, I see nothing wrong with having an alliance with Russia to fight terrorism. Wouldn't the USA want a president that another superpower in Russia wants to work with?

I look at this entire thread and wonder what happened to civic pride and leadership. Are we just going to ignore 50+ years of anomisity towards Russia? Ignore the fact that if anyone else other the future POTUS was saying these things about a foreign leader as vile as Putin s/he would be strung up on espionage charges? I really don't get it, even if you support a political party, surely you support the integrity of your country first???

Anonymous wrote:July 16, 2001: Bush Gets ‘Sense of’ Putin’s ‘Soul’ in First US-Russian SummitEdit event
Presidents Bush and Putin during the summit.
Presidents Bush and Putin during the summit. [Source: BBC]
The first summit meeting between US President George W. Bush and Russian President Vladimir Putin goes well, with the two apparently forming a warm working relationship. Both say they have found the basis for a relationship of mutual respect. Bush describes Putin as straightforward and trustworthy, and says: “I looked the man in the eye.… I was able to get a sense of his soul.” No real progress is made on the issues that divide the two nations—particularly US plans to enlarge NATO and expand its defense capabilities—but Bush says the two sides are resolved to put aside Cold War-era attitudes and differences, and to move away from the concept of “mutually assured destruction” and towards “mutually earned respect.” [BBC, 7/16/2001]

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How easily we forget...

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Anonymous wrote:Seems like a pretty solid move on Obama's part to institute sanctions. Now Trump will stand out as the Russian stooge he is as soon as he lifts them.

Too bad Obama didn't sanction Russia this summer when he gave a press conference and told us all he personally told Putin to "cut it out."

But that wouldn't have suited Obama's current kabuki theater. His political machinations are pathetic and transparent.

Too bad Putin didn't cut it out. Actually, I think that the closeness in time to Trump's inauguration is pretty smart. The Russian sanctions will be fresh in everyone's minds, and so will Trump's betrayal of the US when he lifts them.

I agree. This will look extremely unpatriotic but Trump supporters won't care. They think everything Trump says and does is great.

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Anonymous wrote:China and the ME are the real enemy, I see nothing wrong with having an alliance with Russia to fight terrorism. Wouldn't the USA want a president that another superpower in Russia wants to work with?

I look at this entire thread and wonder what happened to civic pride and leadership. Are we just going to ignore 50+ years of anomisity towards Russia? Ignore the fact that if anyone else other the future POTUS was saying these things about a foreign leader as vile as Putin s/he would be strung up on espionage charges? I really don't get it, even if you support a political party, surely you support the integrity of your country first???

Anonymous wrote:How is this not treason? President-elect dismisses findings of intelligence community and is now licking Putin's ass after the US imposes sanctions.

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Anonymous wrote:Seems like a pretty solid move on Obama's part to institute sanctions. Now Trump will stand out as the Russian stooge he is as soon as he lifts them.

Too bad Obama didn't sanction Russia this summer when he gave a press conference and told us all he personally told Putin to "cut it out."

But that wouldn't have suited Obama's current kabuki theater. His political machinations are pathetic and transparent.

Too bad Putin didn't cut it out. Actually, I think that the closeness in time to Trump's inauguration is pretty smart. The Russian sanctions will be fresh in everyone's minds, and so will Trump's betrayal of the US when he lifts them.

Did Obama betray the US when he did nothing, zero, to deal with said "hacking?"

The paid CTR shills are just trying to push a bullshit narrative.