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imanamerican63

(13,800 posts) Thu Jul 28, 2016, 06:30 AM Jul 2016

Does Russia and Putin have something on Trump?

You have to wonder? Of all the other leaders of countries who he could admire, he picks a leader, which has strained relation with the US, Putin! He made a comment yesterday "Putin can do anything he wants"! That under minds every world leader who tries to Russia under rape! Just another reason he should never have the codes nor the power to control the fate of the world!

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Does Russia and Putin have something on Trump? (Original Post) imanamerican63 Jul 2016 OP

They are Trump's bank, I guess. Ilsa Jul 2016 #1

The oligarchs lend him money. yellerpup Jul 2016 #2

Trump is Fredo Cosmocat Jul 2016 #3

I still can't completely shake that feeling that Trump is trying to throw the election. HereSince1628 Jul 2016 #4

Ilsa

(61,695 posts)

1. They are Trump's bank, I guess.

Reply to imanamerican63 (Original post)

Thu Jul 28, 2016, 07:04 AM

Jul 2016

And Trump wants to keep his creditor off his back and away from his kids.

yellerpup

(12,253 posts)

2. The oligarchs lend him money.

Reply to imanamerican63 (Original post)

Thu Jul 28, 2016, 07:09 AM

Jul 2016

I'm sure they have an influence.

Cosmocat

(14,566 posts)

3. Trump is Fredo

Reply to imanamerican63 (Original post)

Thu Jul 28, 2016, 07:40 AM

Jul 2016

the half witted dupe they are using.

Went to them with hat in hand to get money, first and foremost, and is a complete babbling buffoon.

There is no mystery why Putin wants him to win POTUS, it would the singular biggest disaster for the worlds superpower, and he could just sit back and let it unfold if he so chose.

But, he won't. Day one when Trump takes over, if that were to occur, he would have something in mind that he will do to put Trump into a corner.

HereSince1628

(36,063 posts)

4. I still can't completely shake that feeling that Trump is trying to throw the election.

Reply to imanamerican63 (Original post)

Thu Jul 28, 2016, 08:38 AM

Jul 2016

or it's a bizarre social experiment of some sort, testing the limits of the capacity of "Know-nothingism" to attract and maintain adherents...

The working theory generating the hypotheticals of that experiment being that because political campaigns are usually huskstering, a master huskster should be masterfully successful at political campaigning.

After each trial the outlandishnesses (sp?) of the campaigning are extended another measure toward the extremis.

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