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I am wondering, aside from applying more and more sanctions on Russia, increasing our own energy production to weaken Russia’s economy, providing Ukraine with heavy weapons and chastising Germany and the EU for strengthening Russia’s economy, what more can Trump do? Does the left want shots fired? War? What the F**K more do they want, especially considering Obama and Hillary never did ANYTHING but happily kiss Putin’s ass?

@Deplorable Me: I couldn’t put it any better.
Great comment.

From FOX News:

Putin eats Trump’s lunch in Helsinki — This is no way to win against Russia

For a sitting U.S. president to say publicly that he believes a foreign leader over his own intelligence team is shocking and admonishable. At a time when our democracy faces grave threats, it is deeply troubling that the president would side with the very country who attacked us.

@Greg: He didn’t attack his own intelligence team, he attacked CNNs, MSLSDs , NYtimes that would be Obamas team. All this happened under Obamas watch, every bit of it. Under the leadership of perjurers that ran the agencies.

@Greg: Not Trump’s finest hour, but at least he speaks face to face instead of saying “cut it out” from 5,000 miles away.

It’s no wonder he doubts our IC; they’ve been caught lying to him and about him repeatedly. Obama has almost ruined them and a lot of rehabilitation is needed.

Will Mueller send people to question those indicted, as Putin offered (and which has been available all along, but Mueller never addressed it) and see if these people are guilty? Or will he, like in the case of the indicted company that called Mueller’s bluff, run and hide?

The Treasonous President Equivocates on Putin’s Meddling: “”He denies it. So the idea that somehow public shaming is gonna be effective, I think doesn’t read the thought process in Russia very well.”

We are a deeply stupid country

My fellow Americans, we are a deeply stupid nation.

I know this must be the case because President Trump has repeatedly informed us that we are a “stupid country” — he offered this opinion on at least nine occasions since he launched his campaign for the presidency — and he should know. As he reminded us after his NATO meeting last week, he is a “very stable genius.”

It is furthermore the president’s highly intelligent opinion we have been led by “stupid people” and “our laws are so corrupt and stupid.” We have been stupid about trade. We have been stupid in dealing with Iraq, Iran, China, Mexico, Canada, Europe and Muslims. We have the “dumbest” immigration laws. Among the many stupid things Trump has identified: White House staffers, the FBI, the National Football League, Democrats, the filibuster and journalists.

“We’re so stupid!” Trump said to a group of donors recently. They laughed.

“You feel like sort of stupid, don’t you?” Trump asked a rally of supporters recently. “Don’t you feel stupid?”

Stoo-pid! Stoo-pid!

But we are at our most imbecilic when dealing with Russia. “Our relationship with Russia has NEVER been worse thanks to many years of U.S. foolishness and stupidity,” he tweeted before meeting Monday in Helsinki with Russia’s Vladimir Putin.

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs retweeted Trump’s assessment of his own country’s stupidity, tacking on the words “We agree.”

In his news conference a few hours later with Putin, Trump again raised the flag of American feeblemindedness. “The United States has been foolish,” he said.

How foolish are we?

We brainlessly criticized Russia when it invaded Georgia and Ukraine. We idiotically protested when Russia poisoned people in Britain. Like dunces, we punished Russians for killing human rights activists. Morons that we are, we complained when Russia shot down a passenger jet. And then, revealing ourselves to be truly daft and inane, we blamed Russia for interfering in our election.

Standing at Putin’s side Monday, Trump let the world know just how doltish the people are who made this judgment, including the cretins at the CIA and the nitwits on the Senate Intelligence Committee. “I have President Putin; he just said it’s not Russia,” Trump announced. “I don’t see any reason why it would be” Russia.

Trump, an aficionado of intelligence, likely sides with Putin because Putin is “very smart” in Trump’s estimation (though not a “smart cookie” like Kim Jong Un), while he regards American intelligence as unintelligent. Trump long ago dismissed the CIA as the numskulls “who said Saddam Hussein has weapons of mass destruction.”

And the CIA’s ignorance is as nothing compared with the ignoramus Robert S. Mueller III and his special counsel investigation (“we have this stupidity going on — pure stupidity,” Trump said in Britain), which on Friday indicted 12 Russians in the hack of the Democratic National Committee. The dunces of the DNC “should be ashamed of themselves” for being hacked, Trump said.

Trump sometimes has trouble convincing people of the truth of his position. This is because he is surrounded by idiots.

NATO allies fumed about Trump’s threats to abandon the alliance and go his “own way,” and his later claim that the European Union is America’s “foe.” Fools! If they were smarter, they would realize NATO “is much stronger” for Trump’s efforts.

Many looking at the video of Trump saying Germany is “totally controlled by Russia” thought White House Chief of Staff John F. Kelly was uncomfortable. Imbeciles! Kelly was upset because he “was expecting a full breakfast and there were only pastries and cheese.”

The British thought Trump had savaged Prime Minister Theresa May when, in a recorded interview, he said she “wrecked Brexit” and “didn’t listen” to his advice. Rubes! “I didn’t criticize the prime minister,” Trump said.

It appeared, to the dim, there were tens, if not hundreds of thousands, in the streets of Britain, even mocking him with a blimp showing an angry, orange Trump baby. But Trump’s genius could discern that “they like me here.”

Likewise, many a low-IQ individual cringed at Trump’s performance in Helsinki: deferential to the Russian dictator, believing Putin over the U.S. government and boasting (with an incorrect figure) about his electoral college victory. But they are stupid if they can’t see Russia did not help Trump win. “We ran a brilliant campaign, and that’s why I’m president,” Trump said.

If Trump is right — and he is so smart that he must be — then this could mean Americans wanted exactly what they are getting right now: a president who burns alliances, insults allies, sides with Putin over the American government, ignores Russia’s abuses and bashes the free press across Europe.

If so, if we Americans really did want this, Trump has proved his point about our intelligence.

As a wise man once said: Stupid is as stupid does.

@Greg: Well, based on who you have supported and what you oppose, certainly a large part of the country (the left) is stupid. It is, in fact, a proven fact.

I can only imaging the reaction from today’s so-called conservatives had Obama openly trashed America on foreign soil while boot licking a known adversary leader who cyber attacked us in order to sway the outcome of our political process.

At what possible point can the rabid right scrape the scales from their eyes and admit that their Saint Donald may have faulted?

@Ajay42302:

I can only imaging the reaction from today’s so-called conservatives had Obama openly trashed America on foreign soil while boot licking a known adversary leader who cyber attacked us in order to sway the outcome of our political process.

Well, dummy, why not look back at when Obama traveled the globe denouncing US power and influence and apologizing for all the contributions? Of course, the liberal media loved it; much more than when Trump tries to get NATO to contribute more to the common defense against Russia, to stop contributing to Russia’s treasury and making trade relationships more fair. THIS they characterize as “favoring Russia”.