I Wonder What People Might Make Of This?

[ichkeria]

Transcript of Trump interview on Air Force One mainly re Putin’s denials

https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/11/11/us/politics/full-transcript-of-trumps-remarks-on-russia.html?smid=tw-nytpolitics&smtyp=cur&referer=https://t.co/rjfsyj9uVt

[EDDIE51]

So Putin says he did not interfere and Chump just accepts it?
He is hardly going to admit it!!

[douglas9401]

The man has a very limited vocabulary and he doesn't care who knows it.
His determination to crowbar his paranoid delusions about the democrats into every conversation makes him look like a complete simpleton.
Maybe the truth lies there.

[ummmm]

Gosh...he repeats himself so much. Or he starts a sentence and then restarts it.

He has a very weird way of talking. I don't know how anyone can take him seriously.

[-Talbot-]

Plenty of Americans took him seriously enough ... so much so they made him president.

Going by the sheer volume of anti-Trump threads you could be fooled into thinking the Democrats would now have us in a utopian existence.

There is plenty of material out there for anyone dedicated enough to make it their hobby to continually post anti-Clinton threads.

[jim360]

Then again, the way Trump shoehorns Clinton into everything, you could be forgiven for thinking that he thinks she's President.

I think not talking about Trump so much would be a good thing, even a great thing. Certainly not a bad thing. But it would be a great thing, a great thing, one of the greatest things. Believe me.

[douglas9401]

He has all the best chat, I think we'd be very, very happy with it.

Covfefe.

[jim360]

Also it's quite likely that the amount of actual support for Trump has been (greatly) exaggerated. He lost the popular vote by a hefty margin anyway, is running some pretty low approval ratings, and it's certainly pretty safe to say that had he not been the GOP candidate then he wouldn't have received anything like the support he did; a poor man's Ross Perot, basically. But Republican voters held their noses because they couldn't vote for a Democrat, now.

[mibn2cweus]

Why would Donald care if Russia meddled in the election. He's president . . . ain't he?

[Khandro]

Not one single scrap of evidence of any Russian involvement, despite a year of trying by the whole might of highly qualified technical researchers and Trump's enemies, anyone who could find proof would make a fortune and yet no one can because there is none.
Shut up or put up, better still, forget it and move on.

[douglas9401]

You're right, Khandro, let's unleash the bringer of a new dawn for democracy and bask in his magnificence.

And I thought I was getting mellow on the wine.

[jim360]

I think you're mixing up "Russian involvement", for which it's generally accepted that there was plenty, in one form or another, with "Russian Collaboration", which is a lot harder to prove and anyway probably didn't really happen beyond, maybe, people talking about it.

Even Trump accepts there is Russian involvement, in a way. He just seems to think it was to help the other lot.

[jno]

it sounds as if he was able to get a sense of Putin's soul. That hasn't happened for a while.