The reason Putin and Russia worked to boost Trump in 2016, of course, was that they — presciently — saw him as a useful idiot for the effort to undermine American political unity. They probably still do. On Tuesday, the host of a show that airs on Russian state television responded to Biden’s suggestion that Putin be ousted by calling for “regime change” in the United States and, according to a translation from the Daily Beast’s Julia Davis, to “again help our partner Trump to become President.”
Sure, Putin is ravaging Ukraine. But think what he can do for Trump!
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The reason Putin and Russia worked to boost Trump in 2016, of course, was that they — presciently — saw him as a useful idiot for the effort to undermine American political unity. They probably still do. On Tuesday, the host of a show that airs on Russian state television responded to Biden’s suggestion that Putin be ousted by calling for “regime change” in the United States and, according to a translation from the Daily Beast’s Julia Davis, to “again help our partner Trump to become President.”
I fully believe that Russia can install their puppet again. Too many uneducated brainwashed fucks vote. Maybe democracy has no future.
I have no idea whether they are American or not but just look at the |kremlin caucus on this board. jc, oracle, et al.
how fucked up should one's moral compass be to stand together with a murderous dictator...
Just ask those patriotic Americans who now constitute the GOP. They stand with Putin and the insurrectionists.
and they seem to be proud of it. In an ideal world Russian and fox/breitbart/newsmax propagandists would hang together for brainwashing millions of people
Is TDS when braindead cultist continue wave around Trump 2020 and Trump Won flags. Maybe it's a pathetic, lying clown still spewing lies about the 2020 election.
Not counting the assassinations of various political opponents and journalists...
Drop all other prejudices.
In an age of strong negative partisanship and a system like the electoral college, anyone who wins the nomination of a major party has a solid chance to win the presidency.
