Trump owns Russia

[steve dave]

putin won't silverback trump will he?

[chum1]

A financier for one of the largest foreign investment firms in Russia says the meeting arranged between Donald Trump Jr. and Russian entities during the 2016 campaign had a quid pro quo -- repealing the U.S.-passed Magnitsky Act and the sanctions enshrined in it in exchange for a "sizable offer" to the campaign itself.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-jr-s-meeting-with-russian-lawyer-was-about-sanctions-financier-tells-senate-panel/

[Dugout DickStone]

putin won't silverback trump will he?

Not now, would be too obvious he just alpha'd trump if trump vetoes.

[Dugout DickStone]

 I won't have to change the thread title...

[star seed 7]

Would it be embarrassing if congress overrode his veto?

[sonofdaxjones]

How many presidents have signed off on bills taking away their power relative to foreign affairs?

[Dugout DickStone]

How many presidents have signed off on bills taking away their power relative to foreign affairs?

Would that be Trump's excuse for letting Putin punk him publically?  It's an awfully beta excuse but ...

[sonofdaxjones]

How many presidents have signed off on bills taking away their power relative to foreign affairs?

Would that be Trump's excuse for letting Putin punk him publically?  It's an awfully beta excuse but ...

When is the last time a president has allowed the legislative branch to dictate what the executive branch can or can't on foreign policy issues.   I'll help you out, it's been a long, long time, much to the detriment of our country.

[Dugout DickStone]

How many presidents have signed off on bills taking away their power relative to foreign affairs?

Would that be Trump's excuse for letting Putin punk him publically?  It's an awfully beta excuse but ...

When is the last time a president has allowed the legislative branch to dictate what the executive branch can or can't on foreign policy issues.   I'll help you out, it's been a long, long time, much to the detriment of our country.

So yeah that will be his excuse for presenting to Putin. 

The bill, which gives Congress new powers to block Trump from easing sanctions against Moscow, passed the Senate 98-2. It passed the House on Tuesday 419-3.

I hope he doesn't ignore the will of the people.

[SdK]

Wow. That's quite the ratio!

[sonofdaxjones]

How many presidents have signed off on bills taking away their power relative to foreign affairs?

Would that be Trump's excuse for letting Putin punk him publically?  It's an awfully beta excuse but ...

When is the last time a president has allowed the legislative branch to dictate what the executive branch can or can't on foreign policy issues.   I'll help you out, it's been a long, long time, much to the detriment of our country.

So yeah that will be his excuse for presenting to Putin. 

The bill, which gives Congress new powers to block Trump from easing sanctions against Moscow, passed the Senate 98-2. It passed the House on Tuesday 419-3.

I hope he doesn't ignore the will of the people.

Then what the executive branch would be yielding to is the hyper paranoid Russian under every rock crowd.   This is unnecessary legislation and ties the executive branches hands.   In essence, it gives the Russians no compelling reason to work with the United States on anything, it's akin to asking for a permanent veto in the U.N. from the Russians.   It's hilarious to think that the ultra paranoid faction are the same people who melt down on unilateral action (unless it's a Democrat doing it).   You people can't make up your minds, it will make a hilarious movie or book someday.  If only Kubrick were still around, he could have a field day with this.

[chum1]

 

https://twitter.com/thehill/status/890702585388314625

[Dugout DickStone]

How many presidents have signed off on bills taking away their power relative to foreign affairs?

Would that be Trump's excuse for letting Putin punk him publically?  It's an awfully beta excuse but ...

When is the last time a president has allowed the legislative branch to dictate what the executive branch can or can't on foreign policy issues.   I'll help you out, it's been a long, long time, much to the detriment of our country.

So yeah that will be his excuse for presenting to Putin. 

The bill, which gives Congress new powers to block Trump from easing sanctions against Moscow, passed the Senate 98-2. It passed the House on Tuesday 419-3.

I hope he doesn't ignore the will of the people.

Then what the executive branch would be yielding to is the hyper paranoid Russian under every rock crowd.   This is unnecessary legislation and ties the executive branches hands.   In essence, it gives the Russians no compelling reason to work with the United States on anything, it's akin to asking for a permanent veto in the U.N. from the Russians.   It's hilarious to think that the ultra paranoid faction are the same people who melt down on unilateral action (unless it's a Democrat doing it).   You people can't make up your minds, it will make a hilarious movie or book someday.  If only Kubrick were still around, he could have a field day with this.

apparently the GOP led legislator can't either

[SdK]

I'm glad to see some bipartisan representation of America. Feels good.

[steve dave]

I'm glad to see some bipartisan representation of America. Feels good.

Great point Sdk (friend)

[SdK]

I'm glad to see some bipartisan representation of America. Feels good.

Great point Sdk (friend)

Trump may just MAGA after all.

[sonofdaxjones]

How many presidents have signed off on bills taking away their power relative to foreign affairs?

Would that be Trump's excuse for letting Putin punk him publically?  It's an awfully beta excuse but ...

When is the last time a president has allowed the legislative branch to dictate what the executive branch can or can't on foreign policy issues.   I'll help you out, it's been a long, long time, much to the detriment of our country.

So yeah that will be his excuse for presenting to Putin. 

The bill, which gives Congress new powers to block Trump from easing sanctions against Moscow, passed the Senate 98-2. It passed the House on Tuesday 419-3.

I hope he doesn't ignore the will of the people.

Then what the executive branch would be yielding to is the hyper paranoid Russian under every rock crowd.   This is unnecessary legislation and ties the executive branches hands.   In essence, it gives the Russians no compelling reason to work with the United States on anything, it's akin to asking for a permanent veto in the U.N. from the Russians.   It's hilarious to think that the ultra paranoid faction are the same people who melt down on unilateral action (unless it's a Democrat doing it).   You people can't make up your minds, it will make a hilarious movie or book someday.  If only Kubrick were still around, he could have a field day with this.

apparently the GOP led legislator can't either

People like McCain are the most paranoid.

[Dugout DickStone]

All but 5 are new McCarthites and paranoid.  I'm glad trump will show how not paranoid he is by dipping his head to putin

[mocat]

All but 5 are new McCarthites and paranoid.  I'm glad trump will show how not paranoid he is by dipping his head to putin

YES. Alpha

[Republicat]

Don't forget the bullshit story from the wapo about russians hacking New Hampshire's electric grid. 
[Posted w/o link to trigger more rage]

They still have a much better record than the president

Not according to polling

We're talking about snowflakes.  Their records are based on 'feelings'

[Dugout DickStone]

Well my president nutted up. 

[renocat]

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/jul/24/jared-kushner-new-york-russia-money-laundering
Apparently, stepson Jeerod Kushner owes Russia after gerring a big loan from a Russian company accused of laundrying money prohibited from being invested by the Magnitsky Act.  This is real Shady.  It starts putting a toilet bowl spin on this Russian thing.  Of course this could be fake News.

[Dugout DickStone]

Is trump a beta paranoid new McCarthyite?  We will see

[sonofdaxjones]

Hearings:  Fusion GPS paid by Russians.

[sonofdaxjones]

How many threads on Trump and Russia do the resident hyper paranoid New Cold Warriors need?