Every day Trump demonstrates his consciousness of guilt by his tweets, conversations and actions, such as firing those investigating him.
Last Friday he went to the extreme of declassifying and releasing a memo, written by Republicans from top secret information, in an effort to falsely taint the Mueller investigation and end it. Trump took this action, even after the FBI and DOJ both strongly warned of their grave concerns that the release would reveal our intelligence agency’s sources and methods, damage our security and possibly risk agents’ lives.
Trump’s dangerous release of this memo shows his willingness to damage our country’s security to save himself and further demonstrates his guilt.
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Ann Schweers
Every day Trump demonstrates his consciousness of guilt by his tweets, conversations and actions, such as firing those investigating him.
Last Friday he went to the extreme of declassifying and releasing a memo, written by Republicans from top secret information, in an effort to falsely taint the Mueller investigation and end it. Trump took this action, even after the FBI and DOJ both strongly warned of their grave concerns that the release would reveal our intelligence agency’s sources and methods, damage our security and possibly risk agents’ lives.
Trump’s dangerous release of this memo shows his willingness to damage our country’s security to save himself and further demonstrates his guilt.
We know, beyond any doubt, that the Russians engaged in an extensive attack on our election by using KGB-style propaganda, planting fake news, hiring trolls to post pro-Trump/anti-Hillary memes, hacking states’ databases and basically “brainwashing’ the voters to get their desired results – a Trump presidency.
Any president should have come into office determined to put additional sanctions on Russia and thoroughly investigate how to prevent this invasion by a foreign country from happening again. But not Trump. He’s shown absolutely no concern and in fact has thrown roadblocks in the way at every opportunity. He even refused to apply sanctions after Congress voted overwhelmingly to do so.
Any logical person knows that all of this, coupled with the many meetings of his staff and family members with Russians (some even in the White House), his refusal to ever criticize Putin and the recent meetings in Washington between Trump appointees and the same Russian spies who hacked us, indicates an unhealthy, possibly treasonous, relationship between the Trump administration and Putin’s Russia.
What hold does Putin have on Trump? We must find out and make America secure again!
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