'Russiagate’ Zealots Have Become a Major Threat to US National Security
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it needs a push..the Senate is doddering once again
Darth Omar
Russian asset
He needs to push it.
If congress can pass the tax bill and nothing else, I’ll declare victory and go home lol. And if I was in congress I couldn’t vote fast enough to pass it because the economy will take off when it does. That’s the way I can keep my seat in Congress.
It’s the economy the economy the economy.
agreed. But McCain is the walking dead,and Flake is on the way out..Collins is a Democrat..
all the more reason to get out there and talk about GDP and simplifications,as well as cuts
Collins is a moderate Republican, like Murkowski, because you’re so far right you fail to see that. Both listen to their constituients.
for all intents and purposes she votes like a Dem.
Obamacare repeal, and it looks like tax reform too. She's the last of the NE Republican libs
Like I said, she listens to her constituients and places her people over party, it’s refreshing, wish there were more like her!
floridafan
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She is a moderate if you dont like her politics, tough shit. She represents the will of her voters.
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Will you say Roy Moore represents the will of his voters if he wins, cum gargler?
she's votes like a Dem-she's a #NeverTrump
Proof, or are you pulling stuff out of your ass, again.
Trump, Vladimir Putin hold phone call on North Korea, Syria, other security issues
WASHINGTON – President Trump spoke with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin by phone for more than an hour Tuesday about a range of national security issues, including ways to resolve the Syrian civil war and pressure North Korea into giving up nuclear weapons.
The call came less than two weeks after Trump and Putin met on the sidelines of an Asia-Pacific economic conference in Da Nang, Vietnam. T
hose talks were part of an Asia trip in which Trump tried to persuade Russia, China, and other countries to tighten the diplomatic and economic pressure on North Korea.
In a readout of their latest phone conversation, the White House said in a statement that Trump and Putin discussed
Prior to the phone call, Putin said he planned to speak with Trump as part of a Russian effort to seek a peace deal in Syria. Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad made a surprise visit to Russia this week for negotiations.
Russia, Iran and Turkey – all of which have backed Assad's forces – have authored a peace initiatives in an effort to resolve the Syrian civil war that has been raging since 2011.
Putin has also scheduled talks with the leaders of Turkey and Iran to discuss the way forward in Syria.
On the phone call, the U.S. and Russian presidents also discussed Trump's criticism of the Iranian nuclear deal, unrest in Ukraine, and counter-terrorism efforts in Afghanistan, according to a statement from the Kremlin.
After chatting with Russia's leader in Vietnam, Trump made waves by saying he believed Putin was sincere in denying any effort to influence the 2016 presidential election.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...-korea-syria-other-security-issues/885181001/
WASHINGTON – President Trump spoke with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin by phone for more than an hour Tuesday about a range of national security issues, including ways to resolve the Syrian civil war and pressure North Korea into giving up nuclear weapons.
The call came less than two weeks after Trump and Putin met on the sidelines of an Asia-Pacific economic conference in Da Nang, Vietnam. T
hose talks were part of an Asia trip in which Trump tried to persuade Russia, China, and other countries to tighten the diplomatic and economic pressure on North Korea.
In a readout of their latest phone conversation, the White House said in a statement that Trump and Putin discussed
the White House statement said.
Prior to the phone call, Putin said he planned to speak with Trump as part of a Russian effort to seek a peace deal in Syria. Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad made a surprise visit to Russia this week for negotiations.
Russia, Iran and Turkey – all of which have backed Assad's forces – have authored a peace initiatives in an effort to resolve the Syrian civil war that has been raging since 2011.
Putin has also scheduled talks with the leaders of Turkey and Iran to discuss the way forward in Syria.
On the phone call, the U.S. and Russian presidents also discussed Trump's criticism of the Iranian nuclear deal, unrest in Ukraine, and counter-terrorism efforts in Afghanistan, according to a statement from the Kremlin.
the White House said.
After chatting with Russia's leader in Vietnam, Trump made waves by saying he believed Putin was sincere in denying any effort to influence the 2016 presidential election.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...-korea-syria-other-security-issues/885181001/
awesome.
They are talking about all the hot spots, including Donbas..
Crimea is settled Russian but Trump should get something for that though he can't deal with sanctions
Putin leads on Syria -3 way talks between Iran/Turkey/Putin tomorrow.
Putin met with Assad today and pledged the Syrian people will decide on regime change ( or not)
excellent work..stay engaged -
the relationship has too many critical points to deal with to be distracted by sanctions
What is especially good is Putin seems to be coming around on NK. I think he'll follow China's lead.
So, did you find proof Colin’s is a nevertrump or did you make it up?
Still waiting on your proof Colin’s is a never Trump
if i wanted to answer further I would.
I was going to before you became an asshole and trolled this thread 3 times with the same question on the same page.
buzz off.
I guess you made it up
Trump has said privately that he considers Syria to be Obama’s failure and that he sees little the U.S. can do about it now
That view was reflected in Trump’s decision earlier this year to cancel a covert CIA program that armed moderate Syrian rebels fighting Assad’s regime.
But Trump has at least one major unmet goal in Syria: rolling back the influence of Iran, which partnered with Russia to defend Assad.
“Iran is not going to be in charge, and Iran is not going to have any sort of leadership in that situation to where they can do more harm,” Trump’s United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley said of the country in September.
Trump has not managed thus far to drive Moscow and Tehran apart, however. A White House readout of his Tuesday call with Putin made no mention of Iran, while a Kremlin readout only affirmed Putin’s support for the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, which Trump has threatened to sabotage.
A more detailed joint statement on Syria issued by the U.S. and Russia after Trump and Putin met at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Vietnam Nov. 11 also made no mention of Iranian influence.
With little ability to shape the Syrian battlefield, Trump officials have been working with the Russians on narrow goals like brokering local ceasefires meant to gradually diminish violence in the country.
But Putin’s large military presence on the ground in Syria — where he dispatched troops and air power in September 2015 — has put him in the diplomatic driver’s seat when it comes to planning Syria’s future once the fighting stops.
Putin also spoke Tuesday about Syria with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Saudi King Salman, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and Qatar’s foreign minister.
“It’s become quite clear that the Assad-Putin-Iran gambit has almost completely won in Syria,” said Paul Salem, senior vice president at the Middle East Institute. The Russians “want to show their relevance and influence beyond the military phase” and broker a political settlement, he added.
Putin still needs U.S. buy-in to any Syrian peace process, regional experts said.
The Russian leader doesn’t want to be saddled with the economic, political or security responsibilities of holding the country together.
https://www.politico.com/story/2017/11/21/trump-putin-russia-syria-257407
That view was reflected in Trump’s decision earlier this year to cancel a covert CIA program that armed moderate Syrian rebels fighting Assad’s regime.
But Trump has at least one major unmet goal in Syria: rolling back the influence of Iran, which partnered with Russia to defend Assad.
“Iran is not going to be in charge, and Iran is not going to have any sort of leadership in that situation to where they can do more harm,” Trump’s United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley said of the country in September.
Trump has not managed thus far to drive Moscow and Tehran apart, however. A White House readout of his Tuesday call with Putin made no mention of Iran, while a Kremlin readout only affirmed Putin’s support for the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, which Trump has threatened to sabotage.
A more detailed joint statement on Syria issued by the U.S. and Russia after Trump and Putin met at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Vietnam Nov. 11 also made no mention of Iranian influence.
With little ability to shape the Syrian battlefield, Trump officials have been working with the Russians on narrow goals like brokering local ceasefires meant to gradually diminish violence in the country.
But Putin’s large military presence on the ground in Syria — where he dispatched troops and air power in September 2015 — has put him in the diplomatic driver’s seat when it comes to planning Syria’s future once the fighting stops.
Putin also spoke Tuesday about Syria with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Saudi King Salman, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and Qatar’s foreign minister.
“It’s become quite clear that the Assad-Putin-Iran gambit has almost completely won in Syria,” said Paul Salem, senior vice president at the Middle East Institute. The Russians “want to show their relevance and influence beyond the military phase” and broker a political settlement, he added.
Putin still needs U.S. buy-in to any Syrian peace process, regional experts said.
The Russian leader doesn’t want to be saddled with the economic, political or security responsibilities of holding the country together.
https://www.politico.com/story/2017/11/21/trump-putin-russia-syria-257407
you would know faggot..not that you know a damn thing about Russia
In your lifetime you will never learn a fraction of what I know of Russia. You have no idea who I am.
Your thread is hilarious in it's stupidity.
Carry on idiot child, I am sure the sky really is falling somewhere.