Regarding the alleged treason summit:
It's dismaying to read about traitors and Russian lackeys in the White House and in the Western hemisphere. Indeed, who can deny that we have had an Oval Office occupant who whispered to the Russian president that he would have "more flexibility" after the next election? a secretary of state who worked for a "Russian reset" while being involved in an attempt to sell 20% of America's uranium reserves to Moscow? and a European leader who decided to pay billions of dollars into the coffers of Russia for natural gas imports, all the while nuking her country's nuclear power industry? (Like numerous pacifists during the Cold War, today's greens and environmentalists have turned out to be, consciously or otherwise, doing the Kremlin's bidding…)
Oh silly me! I forgot: Barack Obama, the Clintons, and Angela Merkel are Democrats, Democrat-friendly, and/or statists who lean to the left, and so of course, those facts must be dismissed as mere Republican talking points — there is nothing to investigate, no, nothing at all.
In Helsinki, Donald Trump was asked if he believed Vladimir Putin's words over "your own" intelligence agencies. Of course, the CIA and the FBI are not Trump's intelligence agencies, nor George Bush's, nor Ronald Reagan's, nor John F Kennedy's. They are America's. That has been the rule.
During the previous administration, however (aka the one under an allegedly scandal-free president), the CIA and the FBI — along with such departments as Justice and the IRS — indeed seemed to be Obama's and Clinton's intelligence agencies. Didn't they run cover for the Democrat party while targeting conservatives and Republicans? The question is, has that changed or are they — or are at least their top dogs — still beholden more to the Democrat Party than to the nation?
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