Comments by "Joe Blow" (@JoeBlow_4) on "Fallout from Trump's face-to-face meeting with Putin" video.

  1. +martin, they have all the proof they needed to file indictments. This isn't the collusion investigation you meathead. This is the meddling in the election investigation. They named the names, the indictments say what they did and how they did it. We'll never be able to prosecute the Russians because they won't leave Russia. But to suggest we don't have the evidence is asinine. Trump kissing a communist dictator's ass is treason. It is the literal definition of treason what he did today.
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  2. Absolutely, what he did today amounts to treason.
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  3. +Grandpa, keep drinking the kool-aid. This doofus goes against our entire intelligence force who know who did what and who have released actual indictments, and this salesman sides with a dictator from the nation who fucked with us. He lost all my respect today and I was pushing him up since day one. Kissing Putin's ass when that fucker tried to mess with our political system is the last straw.
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  4. +MrGrownman, that's because you're an idiot. What he did today amounts to treason. Literally, it amounts to treason.
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  5. +Steve, good God you're an idiot. Kissing a communist dictator's ass made us greater? GTFO of the country traitor. Just GTFO. You're a traitor.
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  6. "The moment called for Trump to stand up for America. He bowed instead." "When the history of Donald Trump’s presidency is ultimately written, July 16, 2018, will have a special entry. On a day when the setting called for a show of strength and resolve from an American president, Trump instead offered deference, defensiveness, equivocation and weakness." So true, so true. It also seemed treasonous. So much for "America First", eh, Mr. President?
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  7. +Matthew, are you kidding me? Our intelligence is pretty solid on this one. We know who specifically was doing it. Literally, we know who they are and they've been indicted. They'll never be tried unless they leave Russia and we get Interpol indictments and catch them outside Russia. That's unlikely, but believe me, we know who they are. This is SEPARATE from the collusion investigation. They aren't suggesting collusion, they are revealing the results of a very thorough investigation.
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