Posted on 01/14/2019 10:16:07 AM PST by Innovative
President Trump on Monday denied that he has been trying to conceal details about his discussions with Russian President Vladimir Putin after a pair of explosive press reports over the weekend.
"I never worked for Russia," Trump told reporters. "It's a disgrace that you even asked that question because it's a whole big fat hoax. It's just a hoax." Trump also said he doesn't know anything about what happened to the notes taken by an interpreter when he met with Putin last summer in Finland or after other meetings with the Russian leader.
The Washington Post reported that Trump has taken at least one interpreter's notes after a meeting with Putin and instructed a linguist not to brief anyone else in the administration about what the two leaders had discussed during their closed-door meeting.
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LOL, sorry for the large red font. Boy, you can tell PBS and NPR are a sore spot with me...
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Last year when the GOP voted to fully fund NPR I came to the conclusion that they were never serious about cutting Federal spending.
I mean, If we can’t defund NPR, what on earth CAN we defund?
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Oh, that’s easy: NOTHING. (How’d those ~7 prior anti-O’Care bills go again??)
Esp. considering the (R)N(C) has given us the biggest, illegal, unconst. budgets/dept/agencies/edicts *EVERY* time they gain the majority: TSA, NSA, NCLB, MediXYZ expansion, TARP...
That is, of course, the goal of all of this. That said, DJT certainly knows of this plan as well as we do (He’s endured it non-stop for years now!) and he is certainly one who is capable of throwing counter-punches and beating the odds. I’m not saying he will win at it - but this is a guy who had the speaker of the house of his own party calling on him to resign and withdraw from the race who won just weeks later. Don’t count the ol’ boy out just yet...
#3. Right. National Propaganda Radio. or “Novosti Public Radio”.
Well it gets worse, these explosive reports were based on not one, but TWO unnamed sources.
Reader's Digest version: "You smear somebody. Then you "report" it, giving it validation, and then we say, "See? It's been "reported"....
Alice in Wonderland made more sense than Trump derangement syndrome.
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