Vol0725
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In my view, it's a ridiculous question, but it does warrant asking as an hyperbole of conversation.
Here's a slight background (read link below, and watch Twitter video debate below)
James Risen explores a provocative question: Is Donald Trump a traitor? | MinnPost
Author of "Is Trump a Traitor?", James Risen writes an biased opinion about Trump:
...He is a low-rent racist, a shameless misogynist, and an unbalanced narcissist. He is an unrelenting liar and a two-bit white identity demagogue. Lest anyone forget these things, he goes out of his way each day to remind us of them.
I appreciated Risen's effort to clarify what he calls the four tracks of the Trump-Russia story, the fourth of which is one most of us haven't been thinking about in the criminal investigation frame. He wrote:
There are four important tracks to follow in the Trump-Russia story.
Good video debate on "Is Trump a Traitor?"
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Here's a slight background (read link below, and watch Twitter video debate below)
James Risen explores a provocative question: Is Donald Trump a traitor? | MinnPost
Author of "Is Trump a Traitor?", James Risen writes an biased opinion about Trump:
...He is a low-rent racist, a shameless misogynist, and an unbalanced narcissist. He is an unrelenting liar and a two-bit white identity demagogue. Lest anyone forget these things, he goes out of his way each day to remind us of them.
I appreciated Risen's effort to clarify what he calls the four tracks of the Trump-Russia story, the fourth of which is one most of us haven't been thinking about in the criminal investigation frame. He wrote:
There are four important tracks to follow in the Trump-Russia story.
- First, we must determine whether there is credible evidence for the underlying premise that Russia intervened in the 2016 election to help Trump win.
- Second, we must figure out whether Trump or people around him worked with the Russians to try to win the election.
- Next, we must scrutinize the evidence to understand whether Trump and his associates have sought to obstruct justice by impeding a federal investigation into whether Trump and Russia colluded.
- A fourth track concerns whether Republican leaders are now engaged in a criminal conspiracy to obstruct justice through their intense and ongoing efforts to discredit Mueller's probe.
Good video debate on "Is Trump a Traitor?"
[twitter]966646153747025921[/twitter]
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