Yes, no, or don't know.

I think so, personally. I'd pay money to have been a fly on the wall when he was in private discussions with Putin. "Who's your daddy, Donnie?".

Whether he's a traitor or not, he's massively hosing the world's politics, stumbling around like a punch-drunk prize fighter.

When he stands at a podium with one of the enemies of the free word at his side, and throws his lot with that enemy instead of with the intelligence services of his own country, what can he be but a traitor?

Boru

From what I saw, I don't think even Putin knows what to make of him.
He probably thinks he's a dangerous fool too.

(July 17, 2018 at 7:26 pm)possibletarian Wrote: From what I saw, I don't think even Putin knows what to make of him.
He probably thinks he's a dangerous fool too.

He may not know what to think of him but I'm pretty sure he knows what use to make of him.

(July 17, 2018 at 6:56 pm)Fireball Wrote: I think so, personally. I'd pay money to have been a fly on the wall when he was in private discussions with Putin. "Who's your daddy, Donnie?".

Whether he's a traitor or not, he's massively hosing the world's politics, stumbling around like a punch-drunk prize fighter.

I think that he is a traitor and a dipshit.

With Donald Trump, the Russians got a giant gift horse that will keep on giving, long after Trump's presidency is over with.

He is a traitor, the only reason he wouldn't back our intelligence agencies is because he's worried they are going to find something or have already found something on him.

Putin's investment has paid off beyond his wildest wet dreams. A bit of money to some trolls and he gets the collapse of NATO and the sycophancy of an American President.