12-17-2023, 01:20 AM
(12-16-2023, 09:19 PM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: Let's try looking at this logically. What possible benefit is there for the GOP to "be in bed" with Russia? What do they gain? What do they stand to lose if they get caught? If you look at this assertion with even basic common sense then you cannot come to any other conclusion other than this is a specious allegation and more hyper partisanship.
Not for certain but I have some guesses. It absolutely is hyper partisan because Republicans are turning a blind eye to one of the two major threats to our spot as #1. If this was democrats turning a blind eye to a nuclear armed foe wiping out a country who is a democratic ally.... ffs imagine the outrage.
Why are they soft on our cold war enemy who is currently involved in military operations all across the globe that go against American interest?
Why did they change their party platform before electing a guy who is as soft as it comes on Russia? And now almost the entire party is soft on an enemy the old republican party would be all about standing up against.
https://www.latimes.com/world/la-na-pol-ukraine-gop-20160720-snap-story.html
Same guy is still the party leader. Same guy whose first campaign manager was involved in propping up Russian interests in Ukraine, before Russia helped his boss get elected. Turns out the leader of the GOP pardoned this guy (Manafort) who was propping up Russian interests in Ukraine long before Ukraine became a much much larger issue.
Guesses
#1 Money
#2 Power
#3 Russia's support in spreading disinformation in order to win elections
#4 Something much more devious
Now let me ask one.
What possible benefit to the USA is there to let Russia eliminate a democratic country in Europe?
