No. of Recommendations: 20
A day later and the summit between “his excellency Vladimir Putin” -- yeah, that's how the Trump administration referred to that communist dictator and war criminal -- and the disastrous performance of Mad King Donald is still a disastrous performance.
The military got down on their hands and knees to lay the red carpet and Mad King Donald paced upon it like a middle-aged man about to burst into a dressing room filled with half-naked teenage girls.
Waiting for Putin, Mad King Donald applauded, then gleefully shook the murder's hand. He even patted Putin on the back of the hand like he was his prom date.
Later Mad King Donald claimed Russia is second in the world only to the United States.
Tourists at a hotel in Anchorage stumbled upon documents from the US State Department -- another example of the incompetent sloppiness of the Trump regime -- that revealed that Mad King Donald gave loverboy Putin a gift: a bald eagle statuette.
Nothing says you're going to strike a hard bargain and ratchet up the pressure and sanctions on the guy whose primary mission in life is to destroy America than to give him a gift of one of the symbols of democracy, amirite?
According to the documents, there were ceremonial gifts, honour lunches -- the full nine yards. Putin brought his Foreign Minister, Lavrov, and his top foreign policy aide to sit directly beside him. Also according to the documents, Mad King Donald brought his Treasury and Commerce secretaries to sit beside him, clearly indicating Mad King Donald was there not to achieve peace in Ukraine but to cut business deals.
Why else have your Treasury and Commerce secretaries sitting in the prime seats?
Putin took control of the question-free “press conference” and said if they do this again, they'll do it in Russia.
Putin refused to stop killing civilians and even launched new attacks during the summit.
For his part, Mad King Donald seemed to back concessions by Ukraine but none from Russia and gleefully embraced a war criminal -- telling us how proud he was to be standing beside the Russian dictator -- over a man trying to save his country, establish democracy there, and act on NATO's behalf to keep communism from encroaching into Europe.
Immediately following the laughable summit, Mad King Donald was reminded on Fox “News” that he had threatened unspecified “very severe consequences” if Putin did not agree to stop the war. He did not. Mad King Donald suggested he might revisit the idea of sanctions and severe consequences in “two weeks or three weeks or something.”
Ah, the infamous “two weeks,” AKA never.
In short, Mad King Donald sold out Ukraine -- and America -- on our home soil.
