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If that is true, shouldn't the current administration just let him go? Because, you know, the head of the administration just loves Putin?
by knl 6y ago
If that is true, shouldn't the current administration just let him go? Because, you know, the head of the administration just loves Putin?
- tgv 6y agoI can think of four reasons: A. It's only speculated that Trump has some sort of special relation with Putin; it's by no means certain, and if so, this might not be part of their relation. B. A relation between Trump and Putin doesn't have to mean much for the rest of the administration. C. Assange is just a pawn. D. Why would Trump draw even more attention to himself?
- darksaints 6y agoWhen Iran coordinated attacks on American soldiers, Trump almost started World War III. When Russia coordinated and put bounties on American soldiers' heads, Trump tried getting Putin invited to the G7 summit. Saying that Trump has a special relationship with Putin isn't even close to speculation. It's an easily observable understatement of the decade.
- ogre_magi 6y ago> When Russia coordinated and put bounties on American soldiers' heads, Trump tried getting Putin invited to the G7 summit. https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/top-pentagon-officials-russian-bounty-program-corroborated/story?id=71694167 https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/top-pentagon-officials-russi...
- jessaustin 6y agoI like how the slug in the url omits the word "not" that's in the actual page headline. This is a word that really changes the meaning of a statement.