[reaganaut1]

I'm glad Trump has corrected himself.

[mjp]

Trump is involved in the opening gambit in his negotiations with Putin. He is saying and doing certain things in order to control the process to get the specific responses from Putin that he wants. But it’s way to early to say who the overall winner or loser is. And Trump wants to get what he wants, while at the same time making Putin feel like he won, and making Putin enjoy the process, so that the relationship between the two improves.

[mulligan]

Accepted but not in agreement with. Accepted conditionally might have been a better way.

[captain_dave]

He accepted the report. What he did not say is whether he believes the report.

[jmacusa]

Can someone, ANYONE tell me just what exactly this “Russian meddling’’ was, particularly? What exactly were they supposed to have done?

[TChad]

To me, "hacking an election" means hacking into an election database and changing vote totals. That did not happen.

Instead, the hacking (or insider data theft) just educated voters about the ugly things that went on behind the curtains at the DNC.

Leftists have collectively lost their minds over a little voter education.

[papertyger]

With the way the Intelligence Services, Democrat Party, Rino Republicans, or Main Stream News Media has behaved since President Trump was elected, were any of them to call me by name, I’d check my license to make sure I was me.

[NobleFree]

“The sentence should have been ‘I don’t see any reason why it wouldn’t be Russia,’ sort of a double negative,”

It's never a good idea to refrain from avoiding double negatives.