Why do you think Trump gave Russian reporters access but not American reporters?

[Dill]

(05-11-2017, 05:11 PM)Matt_Crimson Wrote: Raise a red flag to what exactly? That Trump did.....what?

Matt, suspicions have arisen because of a confluence of "coincidences."

On the one hand, Russia manipulated the recent elections. The FBI, CIA, and other intel organizations agree their goal was finally to help Donald Trump win. One of the stakes in Trump win was the possibility he would eliminate the Obama sanctions.

On the other hand, while this was going on, members of the Trump campaign were meeting with the Russian ambassador and known Russian spies. This was discovered in part incidentally, as the spies communications were monitored. Trump people began showing up in their conversations. Intel agencies from other countries, like Poland and the UK, were also concerned and monitoring these conversations. Over the objections of Obama and Sally Yates, Trump selected a crazy, previously fired general with undisclosed monetary ties to Russia and Turkey for his NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR--possibly the most sensitive position in government, and so close to the president. He discussed easing sanctions on Russia with their Ambassador and lied about it. Then Trump appointed the notoriously Russian friendly head of EXXON as secretary of state --a man who, as a private citizen, was affected by sanctions on Russia. His first campaign manager had ties to Russian mafia and banks, receiving millions from them.

During and after the election, the one world leader Trump has been unable to criticize is Putin. In the face of his own intel agencies, he denies Russians even interfered with the election. Trump won't release his taxes. We cannot tell what his business/banking ties to Russia are. To the horror of the intel community, the Russians got a Russian journalist into the White House and Oval Office yesterday, as Trump excluded the American press.

When the Russia investigation is about to ramp up, Trump fires the guy heading that investigation, a guy who refuses to pledge loyalty to him. And the public reason he gives is an action Trump praised six months ago.

To recap, while Russia is interfering with our Democracy, Trump people are cozying up to their ambassador and spies; and after the election, Trump is appointing people with Russian sympathies and questionable ties to the Kremlin to sensitive national security and foreign policy positions, and denying that any Russian interference in our election occurred. And then he fires the guy in charge of investigating his campaign's Russian ties.

A lot of red flags there. And the right wing Trumpsters on talk radio are running intereference--daily telling us there is no evidence, no "there " there, the Obama deep state trying to stall Trump's revolution.