I strongly support Trump and I did not see the news conference myself but I just don’t understand why Trump did not make at least the appearance of being firmer with Putin about the Russians indicted for tampering in the US election. I think he missed a real opportunity. It seems to reinforce the accusations of the Dems and the RINO Republicans that Trump is soft on Russia.
This is the same John Harwood who was an arrogant, insulting jerk as a moderator in one of the debates. That he had asked John Podesta to suggest questions for him to ask the Republican candidates might indicate just a hint of bias—which, of course, Harwood denies.
He should have been fired long ago.
Wasn’t Harwood found out to be colluding/coordinating campaign questions with the Clinton machine?
It’s now become clear that both Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin despise the lying, mean-spirited, hysterical American liberal media.
When Putin gets angry with members of the Russian media they’re often found lying dead in the middle of the street with bullet holes in their heads.
How much more disgusted with American reporters will Putin have to be before he starts fantasizing about leaving a few strategic plutonium capsules in the New York Times Editorial Board’s water cooler?
What personal agenda was that, pray tell? These people are stupid.-Q
“Trump pushed his personal agenda, not the national interest, at Putin summit”
So says John Harwood, the jackwagon debate host that had a personal agenda last election cycle.
I haven’t forgotten, Mr. Harwood. You make me wanna hurl!
Yup. Up is down. Right is wrong.
The US press kept wasting all the time of the adult’s in the room asking ridiculous questions about the “investigation” and now they whine about those questions being dismissed as ridiculous by the adults.
Yup
No, the lying msm only asked about the hacking. Trump tried to tell them of all the other peace making and nuke, etc. topics but they completely ignored those.
His personal agenda as like, selling off 20% of our uranium to Russia?