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| The Russian Federation knew Donald J. Trump would fuck up. Vladimir Putin kicks U.S. diplomats out of Moscow. |
The Russian Federation responded in kind to the U.S. lawmakers passing sanctions against the country.
Russia is booting diplomats and foreign dignitaries of the United States out of the country. Nearly a 1000 Americans who work for Russian companies and diplomatic institutions are being sent back to the United States and regions outside of Russia.
This is the beginning of cold relations between the Russian government's handpicked choice for leader and Vladimir Putin.
Allegations of the Trump campaign aligning themselves with Russian operatives is starting to pick up more steam. Robert Mueller is doing a special investigation into the matter.
Donald Trump, Jr., Jared Kushner, Michael Flynn, Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III, Carter Page, Paul Manafort and Roger Stone are under federal watch. They have failed to disclose ties with Russian operatives and deny collusion with the government.
Bipartisan passage of the Russian sanctions will be signed by the inept leader Donald J. Trump.
It is a response to the Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential elections. The Russian government continues to deny the allegations.
This law will bring more tension towards the two countries. The deteriorated relations soured during Barack Obama's term as the president. Now Trump is trying to make nice with Putin.
Earlier reports signaled that a veto was a coming.
This law prevents any president from lifting sanctions on a foreign adversary without full support of the Congress.
Russian property was seized by the U.S. after Barack Obama thrown the gauntlet down on Russia.
Former Utah governor, former Ambassador to China and former 2012 presidential failure Jon Huntsman, Jr. will be the Ambassador to Russia when the Senate returns to session.
Bipartisan passage of the Russian sanctions will be signed by the inept leader Donald J. Trump.
It is a response to the Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential elections. The Russian government continues to deny the allegations.
This law will bring more tension towards the two countries. The deteriorated relations soured during Barack Obama's term as the president. Now Trump is trying to make nice with Putin.
Earlier reports signaled that a veto was a coming.
This law prevents any president from lifting sanctions on a foreign adversary without full support of the Congress.
Russian property was seized by the U.S. after Barack Obama thrown the gauntlet down on Russia.
Former Utah governor, former Ambassador to China and former 2012 presidential failure Jon Huntsman, Jr. will be the Ambassador to Russia when the Senate returns to session.
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