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I'd pay attention to Obama's press conference tomorrow
I'd pay attention to Obama's press conference tomorrow
Kyle said:I'm confused. What are you advocating for because it seems GOP impeaching Trump creates bad news and the GOP not impeaching Trump creates bad news.... So, what would you like the GOP to do?
Ah. Was unsure since you also said that could unleash the wrath of Putin, Russia, and the hackers. Agree that they're boxed in and cornered. Just unsure personally what the right way to handle everything would be since it's a doomed if you do, doomed if you don't scenario... It is like a walking on glass scenario.
What's the worst that Putin could/would do? Basically would it be the Cold War 2.0?
Id rather be doomed while trying to fight back and stop Russia's meddling than be doomed while doing nothing or not enough. But Ive come to realize that the modern GOP does not think that way.
Trump is now trying to make out like the hacking didnt become a thing until after the election.
How long before the Trumpeteers start believing that?
I know it may be unlikely, but can you imagine Obama declares Russia's role in the hacking an act of war?
I feel like we're back in the 80s right now.
With intelligence officials convinced that Russian spook-turned-president Vladimir Putin personally directed cyber-attacks aimed at interfering with the U.S. election, President-elect Donald Trump continues to downplay and dismiss growing hacking concerns as politically motivated.
The hacks saw the systems and accounts of political organizations and figures like the Democratic National Committee breached, and private data – in the most notable cases, emails – spilled out into public view.
“The primary goal of this attack on our election system was to sow chaos and apparently to help the candidate Donald Trump,” Olsen, an ABC News consultant, former director of the National Counterterrorism Center and a supporter of Hillary Clinton, said.
But Trump is having none of it.
“If Russia, or some other entity, was hacking, why did the White House wait so long to act?” Trump tweeted on Thursday. “Why did they only complain after Hillary lost?”
But that’s not the case, and sources say that intelligence operatives are seething that their future boss is so outwardly dismissing their work.