One of trump's problems is he knows what happens when people who promise

[shraby]

stuff to the kremlin and don't deliver in a timely way.
And he isn't delivering.

[dchill]

1. He also has the same problem locally.

[2naSalit]

2. Yup.

And he seems to think that what goes on at his beach house is not being monitored? He will spend plenty of time down there as this story becomes all there is to talk about. He's under a magnifying glass in the sun...

[yardwork]

7. I'm sure the Russians have all the Trump properties under close surveillance.

Probably the White House now too, since Trump doesn't know the first thing about security.

[world wide wally]

3. I think the one thing this proves for sure is that your President is delusional at best

What does that mean when it comes to war?

[joet67]

4. I would stay out of open limousines if I were him. I'm pretty sure the Zapata

fellas are still around. Whoops, did I say that? I meant the Russians.

He may find us arguing 60 years later arguing about whether the CIA, the Mafia, or the Russians did it.

[NNadir]

5. Litvinenko died horribly. Watch out Donnie, don't eat the polonium!

Poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko

Putin probably has enough polonium to take out all the traitors in the Republican party, not that he'd need much, since overall the Republican loyalty to Putin is pretty solid, except those that are extremely loyal to him.

Happily for Gowdy who spent more time investigating Bengazi than congress spent investigating Pearl Harbor, he's no traitor - to Putin. They better start learning to speak Russian in South Carolina!

[randome]

6. If he believed that, he would go into protective custody and claim he did the U.S. a favor.

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