Natebishop3
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LolThose tweets don't say he shared any classified information
keeping a promise is not Donald's strong suitthe U.S. had promised not to share
Okay Denny, what would be a source that you would actually find credible enough to believe?
I'm asking for a friend.
Is your friend Woodward or Bernstein?
at this point I doubt trump swearing under oath that he did something would convince Denny.Okay Denny, what would be a source that you would actually find credible enough to believe?
I'm asking for a friend.
Trumps mouthpieces and his twitter feed are spin for the idiot masses. How someone could think that it isn't also "fake news" escapes me.
Like I said before, people don't like to admit they were wrong, but they REALLY don't like to admit they were fooled. And that goes for both sides.
The revelation that Mr. Trump boasted about some of Israel’s most sensitive information to the Russians could damage the relationship between the two countries. It also raises the possibility that the information could be passed to Iran, Russia’s close ally and Israel’s main threat in the Middle East.
Israel Was Source of Secret Intelligence That Trump Gave to Russians, Officials Say
Lol and he's going to be in Israel in about a week.
Technically, yes the president can de-classify anything. But if an ally shares information with the express request that it go no further, and the president decides to spout off to an unfriendly country, that ally and others may think twice, or three times, or four times, before sharing information again.
What McMaster said, specifically, was NOT that classified or sensitive information was not shared; he said that Trump did not reveal sources or methods. Very specific. But experts, which none of us are, have said that enough information was revealed so a good intelligence service would be able to deduce source.
And the only reason we know was that Russian media, but not American, was allowed into a meeting. The meeting in itself was unusual. Generally a foreign minister meets with the secretary of state, the US counterpart, not the president. And not only the foreign minister, the ambassador, who has been specifically named as the contact for numerous people in the Trump administration, campaign, and transition (including attorney general Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III, who lied about that under oath during his confirmation; I doubt his announced tough-on-crime measures cover lying under oath to the Senate).
And also reportedly Trump had this unusual meeting and let in Russian media because Putin asked him to.
I certainly agree the Trump/Russia story has gone on and on and on. That is why an independent investigation is needed, to get the facts.
As for how Trump supporters keep backing him no matter what. My opinion, there are some "family Republicans" who always vote Republican even if the nominee was not their preference. (And yes, there are "family Democrats" as well.) There were disaffected people who thought he would bring back jobs. But a lot of his support was not based on any policy because he really had none. His only consistent planks were all unconstitutional - ban Muslims, make Mexico pay for a wall, and throw Hillary Clinton into jail. IMO he was elected by those who want to put white men back in charge, who felt that having a Black president was bad enough but a woman was an abomination. The all-male, all-white photo-ops are not tone deaf, they are playing to a base who sees all these white men and cheer. No more press 2 for Spanish. No more saying he or she. No more gay people getting married. Who cares about Russia, or the environment, or losing health care, or jobs, or getting rid of public schools?
“I stand by my statement that I made yesterday,” National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster told reporters at a White House briefing on Tuesday. “What I’m saying is that the premise of that article was false.”

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/16/...rump-classified-intelligence-russia.html?_r=0
Israeli officials would not confirm that they were the source of the information that Mr. Trump shared. In a statement emailed to The New York Times, Ron Dermer, the Israeli ambassador to the United States, reaffirmed that the two countries would maintain a close counterterrorism relationship.
“Israel has full confidence in our intelligence-sharing relationship with the United States and looks forward to deepening that relationship in the years ahead under President Trump,” Mr. Dermer said.
So do you actually think that a guy who works for Trump is going to come out and say the story is true? Really?
I asked you before, what's a credible news source that you would actually trust? Because I find it ludicrous that you are only willing to trust the word of someone FROM the Trump administration.
That's like believing the PR guy for big tobacco who says that cigarettes aren't addictive.![]()
Of course they would say this shit publicly. They're not idiots.
It contradicts the news media's narrative of the past 48 hours.
Completely.