Olde Hornet
Well-Known Member
This is what americans voted for, a russian dominated imperial president. I dont think it will be catastrophic, it will continue the path that put the US under putin's control. The republicans in the senate followed up last week when they capitulated to putin and the russian duma leaders.
Make american white again!
https://www.salon.com/2018/07/05/ca...cts-dire-consequences-for-trump-putin-summit/
“Catastrophic “: George Will predicts dire consequences for Trump-Putin summit
Conservative columnist George F. Will, who has been a pillar of the American right for decades, has just predicted that President Donald Trump's upcoming meeting with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin will be a disaster — and he cited Trump's failure during his summit with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un as proof.
"As the president prepares, if this time he does prepare, for his second summit, note all that went wrong at the first," Will wrote at the start of his editorial. "If he does as badly in his July 16 meeting with Vladimir Putin in Finland as he did with Kim Jong Un in Singapore, the consequences could be catastrophic."
Will went on to describe how Trump had not only showered Kim with glowing praise despite the nation's abysmal human rights record, but also how Kim had managed to extract major concessions from Trump — including, of course, legitimizing the Kim regime by sheer virtue of holding the summit — and in the process exposed Trump as a weak negotiator.
Make american white again!
https://www.salon.com/2018/07/05/ca...cts-dire-consequences-for-trump-putin-summit/
“Catastrophic “: George Will predicts dire consequences for Trump-Putin summit
Conservative columnist George F. Will, who has been a pillar of the American right for decades, has just predicted that President Donald Trump's upcoming meeting with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin will be a disaster — and he cited Trump's failure during his summit with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un as proof.
"As the president prepares, if this time he does prepare, for his second summit, note all that went wrong at the first," Will wrote at the start of his editorial. "If he does as badly in his July 16 meeting with Vladimir Putin in Finland as he did with Kim Jong Un in Singapore, the consequences could be catastrophic."
Will went on to describe how Trump had not only showered Kim with glowing praise despite the nation's abysmal human rights record, but also how Kim had managed to extract major concessions from Trump — including, of course, legitimizing the Kim regime by sheer virtue of holding the summit — and in the process exposed Trump as a weak negotiator.