Tipping Point?


I don't know why it would be Russia?

A very unemotional response from Trump when asked who he believed, the Intelligence organizations of the US or Putin?

When football players were taking a knee during the national anthem, Trump was livid.  He expressed his anger loudly.  If you follow his tweets, you know that he is highly emotional.  Yet, during his press conference after the stupid 3 hour meeting with Putin, he was flat and showed no emotion.

Democrats are not even bother responding.  They are letting the Republicans do all the talking.  Even Fox News was up in arms about this calling it the worst day in a Presidency.  The only one defending Trump is Vice-President Pence.  Well, that is sort of his job.

I don't understand everyone's anger and astonishment.  With Trump, it has never been about America first.  It is about everyone with the last name of Trump first.

People are speculating that Russia has something big on Trump and essentially blackmailing him.  Money laundering?

Trump is now indicating that the reporting is fake news.  Well, we have tape of you standing next to Putin waving your little finger at America.  There is no way that he can spin this.

Is this the tipping point?  Is this the point at which his base turns against him?

I hope they are not listening to his words at this point and I hope they just turn off the volume and watch him during the press conference.  Stoic and unemotional.  I don't know why it would be Russia?

Ask him about Hillary's missing emails and he will boil up and arise with the emotion of a volcano.

This is why it would be Russia.

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