Put away all the very nasty and ugly labels that fit so well onto Trump. Misogynist, racist, xenophobic, ego maniac, unstable, hyperbolic, raging, combative, control freak, unrepentant liar, shady businessman, etc. Let's say there's none of that and the only thing you know about him is who he admires. That says a lot about who a person is inside. It's a great measure who who you want to be like. So who comes up most often. VLADIMIR PUTIN.
What is Putin like? Oppressor, dictator, murderer, international aggressor. Someone who wants complete control in everything and has no scruples about how he does anything. Much of that can be seen in Trump already. He believes he knows more than anyone in how to do anything, including the top trained career generals and commanders. He closes himself to any differing view and attempts to crush all dissent. Anyone who challenges him might as well be labelled an enemy. None of that matches up with anyone who wants to be President of a DEMOCRACY or preserve it, but it matches up pretty well with the concept of being a Caesar.
[h=1]Kaine rips Trump camp for praising Putin[/h]http://www.politico.com/story/2016/09/trump-putin-praise-tim-kaine-227937
Hillary Clinton’s running mate said Friday his “heart sunk” when he heard Donald Trump’s running mate Mike Pence say Russian President Vladimir Putin is a stronger leader than President Barack Obama.
“What about invading other countries is leadership? What about running our economy into the ground is leadership? What about persecuting LGBT Russians is leadership? What about setting up journalists and imprisoning them and killing them is leadership?
There is a difference between dictatorship and leadership,” Kaine said, appearing on CBS This Morning. “If you didn’t understand that you wouldn’t get out of a fifth grade civics exam.”
The comments Pence made in California on Thursday followed Trump’s comments during NBC’s Commander-In-Chief forum on Wednesday night, in which he praised Putin.
Kaine, when asked if he believes that Russians are trying to hack and influence the outcome of the election, he said “it’s very clear” that Russia was behind the hack of DNC emails.
Their motive, he said, is “to delegitimize the election.”He also compared the Republican nominee to former President Richard Nixon for comments he made following the DNC hack, in which Trump suggested — sarcastically, he noted, after the fact — that Russia find Clinton’s deleted emails.
“When Donald Trump went on the air publicly and said to the Russians ‘hack away and if you find something that helps me out, let me have it’ … we impeached a president for what he has encouraged Russia to do.”
What is Putin like? Oppressor, dictator, murderer, international aggressor. Someone who wants complete control in everything and has no scruples about how he does anything. Much of that can be seen in Trump already. He believes he knows more than anyone in how to do anything, including the top trained career generals and commanders. He closes himself to any differing view and attempts to crush all dissent. Anyone who challenges him might as well be labelled an enemy. None of that matches up with anyone who wants to be President of a DEMOCRACY or preserve it, but it matches up pretty well with the concept of being a Caesar.
[h=1]Kaine rips Trump camp for praising Putin[/h]http://www.politico.com/story/2016/09/trump-putin-praise-tim-kaine-227937
Hillary Clinton’s running mate said Friday his “heart sunk” when he heard Donald Trump’s running mate Mike Pence say Russian President Vladimir Putin is a stronger leader than President Barack Obama.
“What about invading other countries is leadership? What about running our economy into the ground is leadership? What about persecuting LGBT Russians is leadership? What about setting up journalists and imprisoning them and killing them is leadership?
There is a difference between dictatorship and leadership,” Kaine said, appearing on CBS This Morning. “If you didn’t understand that you wouldn’t get out of a fifth grade civics exam.”
The comments Pence made in California on Thursday followed Trump’s comments during NBC’s Commander-In-Chief forum on Wednesday night, in which he praised Putin.
Kaine, when asked if he believes that Russians are trying to hack and influence the outcome of the election, he said “it’s very clear” that Russia was behind the hack of DNC emails.
Their motive, he said, is “to delegitimize the election.”He also compared the Republican nominee to former President Richard Nixon for comments he made following the DNC hack, in which Trump suggested — sarcastically, he noted, after the fact — that Russia find Clinton’s deleted emails.
“When Donald Trump went on the air publicly and said to the Russians ‘hack away and if you find something that helps me out, let me have it’ … we impeached a president for what he has encouraged Russia to do.”
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