I guess Trump is irresponsible because he does not want to go to war with Russia.<\/p>\n
Politico: Why Russia Is Rejoicing Over Trump<\/a><\/p>\n Dropping threatening language from the GOP platform is just the sort of bonus Moscow expects from its man Donald.<\/p>\n MOSCOW\u2014Excited by Donald Trump\u2019s pledge to promote \u201ceasing of tensions and improved relations with Russia,\u201d the Kremlin establishment earlier this month invited Trump adviser Carter Page to speak before graduating students of the New Economic School. Page did not disappoint. In his remarks, Page condemned current American policy for its \u201coften-hypocritical focus on democratization, inequality, corruption and regime change.\u201d When a Russian student asked Page whether he really believed that American society was liberal and democratic, Trump\u2019s adviser grinned and delivered a line that might have come from Vladimir Putin himself. \u201cI surround the word \u2018liberal\u2019 with quotes,\u201d he said. \u201dI tend to agree with you that it\u2019s not always as liberal as it may seem,\u201d he said. \u201cI\u2019m with you.\u201d I guess Trump is irresponsible because he does not want to go to war with Russia. Politico: Why Russia Is Rejoicing Over Trump Dropping threatening language from the GOP platform is just the sort of bonus Moscow expects from its … Continue reading
\nIt was thus perfectly in keeping with Trump campaign\u2019s entente with the Kremlin that last week Trump aides reportedly watered down the new Republican platform on Russia, removing language that called for giving weapons to Ukraine to fight Russian and rebel forces. Page, an energy expert, has close ties to Russian business and relationships with executives at Gazprom, the giant state-run gas company. Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort has worked as a lobbyist for former Ukraine\u2019s former Russia-aligned president, Viktor Yanukovych.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"