Donald Trump finally calls it “nonsense” Vladimir Putin This week, though no one seems to know what that means. One explanation, perhaps the best explanation is trump cardBelatedly, recognizing that the rest of us has become obvious: Putin has been playing him, pretending to talk about peace while escalating the war of aggression against Ukraine in Russia. On Monday, Trump announced that he was “dissatisfied with President Putin” and vetoed his Pentagon, restarting the delivery of weapons to Ukraine. One day later, at a cabinet meeting at the White House, Trump said bluntly: “We’re thrown a lot of nonsense by Putin.” When the two talked (as they often did in recent months), he was “always kind, but it turned out to be meaningless.”
soon, Wall Street Journal The editorial board is praise Trump’s “hub for Mr. Putin.” One could almost hear the relief sighs from the European capital. In Kyiv, Ukrainian officials welcomed the news, even if they were alert. On Capitol Hill, Republicans seized on the announcement that they now expect legislation on bipartisan legislation this month (sponsored by more than eighty senators) to vote immediately, which would leave Trump to impose up to 500% of disabled tariffs on countries buying Russian oil, gas or uranium or Jewish people.
On Wednesday, Senate Majority Leader John Thune revealed plans to propose the bill. Lindsey Graham, who has been a major supporter of measures in the Senate, claimed Trump was “ready to take action” despite an unnamed White House official Tell politics The government still has questions about Congress’ “micro-management” of foreign policy. Later that day, I spoke with Richard Blumenthal, the main Democratic sponsor of what he called “Measures That Time Has Come.” Blumenthal meets Graham at the airport Volodymyr Zelensky and other European leaders. What has changed in the president? I asked him. “From what I saw publicly, I heard it privately, and he realized Putin was playing him and the fool in the United States,” Blumenthal told me. “I think he correctly felt that he was being abused by himself, and Putin has been slow to move and walls.”
Both Blumenthal and Graham call the bill a “bone strike” punishment for those who are working on Russian war. In our conversation, Blumenthal added that he was told that Putin raised his concerns about Trump’s private measures more than once, suggesting that its pass might constitute a real inducement for the Russian president to come to the seat. However, Trump has not provided any recognition, but said he looked at the measure “strongly”. He also did not ask Congress to provide more military aid to Ukraine, which will soon become an urgent issue when Joe Biden approved a $1.25 billion aid package later this summer. Currently, there are zero signs of Trump doing this. And, if he doesn’t, did he ever curse Putin’s fate at a cabinet meeting that was fundamentally important to Ukraine’s fate?
The risk here is the wishful thinking that Trump does something else, rather than recognizing the embarrassing reality that Putin is not ready to end the war, he himself is just because Trump asks him to work so hard. It did take some time to admit this obvious thing, and the peace deal he promised to deliver within twenty-four hours of his return to the office would not exist – one hundred and seventy days later. But does this also mean that Trump has become a cause in Ukraine overnight? Now, will he increase sanctions on Russia because of some fanatical corners of ancient Republican rights hopes, send billions of dollars in weapons to Kiev, and lock down weapons with American European allies?
They believe that this is a drama that many foreign policies expect Trump to come back in January, and it will be a wise bid to force Putin to attend the negotiating table, which they believe will bring huge benefits to breaking the traditional notion that Trump is willing to sell to Moscow. But not only did this not happen. Trump leans in another direction, messing with Putin, votes with Russia at UN Security Council Accuse Ukrainian President In the Oval Office. So which is Trump’s real policy? For frequent slippers like him, who can tell the real flip or slippers are real?
By far, the most explicit conclusion of this episode may not be revealed about Trump’s true intentions for Putin, as it tells us about dysfunction within Trump’s own administration. The president himself appears to have no idea about it after the Pentagon stopped arming weapons to Ukraine, raising two possibilities, both of which are shocking – he really didn’t realize it was Fox News host Turn to the Minister of Defense Pete Hegseth was authorized to make such a decision, or Trump did know and changed his mind and was lying now. From “no”, from “Waiting for Gordo“-like dialogue Wednesday between Trump and Shawn McCreesh era:
Is that true? Of course not. As Blumenthal observed during his conversation on Wednesday, the communication reminded him of his old prosecutor’s era: “Are you lying now, or are you lying?” Trump’s twisted answer left with any explanation. It is clearer that his perennial hope is seen as always making all decisions, which is physically impossible and ridiculous.
The reality reflected here is that he doesn’t trust anyone, including Hegseth and his deputy secretary of policy, Elbridge Colby, who called himself the ideology of Trump’s first American doctrine. As the weapons were cut off from flowing to Ukraine, I’m sure they thought they were fulfilling Trump’s will. But they forgot the basic rules of working for Trump, that is, “America first” is what Trump wants. The President himself made this point internally last monthMagazine A crazy fanaticism about the threat of bombing Iran’s nuclear facilities, many vulnerable groups who claim to be the United States believe it is Trump’s own commitment to avoid military entanglement in the Middle East. As Trump Explained arrive this Atlantic Ocean Michael Scherer at the time: “Well, considering that I was the one who developed America first and considering that word until I came, I think I think I was the one who decided on that.” Then he continued Bomb Iran. This week, the shock course in Russia was corrected and performed well. Ideology has never been the most important thing for Trump, in a town often seen as the only important one.
So, is the relationship between Trump and Putin permanent? I’ve been thinking about Trump and his mentors all week Roy Cohnthe McCarthyism incarnation teaches aspiring New York real estate developers how to play hard politics. The two used to be so close that they talked five times a day. Trump kept Cohen’s photo on his desk. However, Cohen was diagnosed AIDS In 1984, Trump “dropped him like a hot potato” as Cohen’s former secretary explainand did not speak at his funeral. But, a few years later, Trump often made his nude lawyer when he was in the White House. The point is that Trump has nothing but his own self-interest. This is Trump’s first lesson, in geopolitics or anything else, a lesson that many people haven’t learned yet. ♦
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