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Now that Harry Reid has retired there is no nastier man in the Senate than John McCain. No war with Russia.
War, no. But Trump's BFF Putin should face crippling economic sanctions until he recognizes the sovereignty of Ukraine and withdraws his troops from that embattled nation.
"no nastier man……." Of course, anyone who dares to challenge the party line from Trump, Putin, and their minions is deserving of being called all epithets in the dictionary.
I wonder if Trump/Putin apologist, Powerful Pear/Prune, has ever visited the Baltic States, Poland, and Ukraine? Probably not. I've been to all in the past two years, except Ukraine, and the people REALLY value no longer being under Russia's big thumb.
McCain this AM said that Russian hacking was an act of war. Are you ready for that step? McCain has long been an ill tempered know it all maverick jerk, I would add more but then you would claim I was redundant. You just have not been paying attention.
Travel is a wonderful thing, it broadens one perspective. Mine includes SE Asia.
No, you're right, PP. We should just let Russia do whatever the hell they want with the United States.
This is rich! Democrats calling for soldiers in body bags because Hillary was a poor candidate.
You are literally the only person here talking about war.
What maters is the Senator who is talking about it. John McCain. The man is unstable.
As I recall, McCain spent a lot more time in SE Asia than you did. And the room service in the HanoiHilton sucked.
No argument with his service.
Trump, of course, just dodged the draft with the help of his ever-accommodating family doctor.
"Mine includes SE Asia……" If you served in Vietnam during that war, my commendations. I've been paying plenty of attention. McCain is one of the few Congress critters who has the backbone and courage to tell it like it is.
"Are you ready for that step?……." I think outgoing President Obama is covering "that step" already. Just because what the Rooskies have done is called an act of war doesn't automatically mean that we sending the planes, tanks, and ground forces to invade Russia.
Russia's energy companies Rosneft and Gazprom are pulling the strings here – from Trump's selection of Exxon CEO Tillerson as Secretary of State to Arctic drilling that can't happen without US sanctions being lifted, to the annexation of Crimea , to supporting Assad and pacifying Turkey, it's all about the supply and movement of Russian oil and gas.
It's only a matter of time before Putin, emboldened by the Trump Administration's support, moves on Ukraine again. Gazprom has too many gas supply lines to protect throughout the Ukraine
Infographic map from East European Gas Analysis
When / if that happens, It will be miserable for Ukrainians, Lithuanians, or Baltic states, but it will be ridiculously entertaining to watch Trump try to explain and defend his BFF's aggression.
I don't agree with McCain about much, but I do applaud his standing up to Russian corporate interests that advocated for the Trump presidency.
All of which makes a transition to renewable energy of strategic importance even if one discounts global warming entirely.
Yeah, well what are you gonna do when the Rooskies control all the sunshine and wind, smart ass?
Go renewable – it's the patriotic thing to do!
The picture at the top of this thread reminds me of Brokeback Mountain.
"Vladdy why can't I quit you?"