Subj : Why not Trump
To   : Aaron Thomas
From : Lee Lofaso
Date : Wed Sep 28 2022 02:57:50

Hello Aaron,

 LL>> Trump is a public figure, and has been for decades. The news media
 LL>> has reported his antics, long before he even contemplated running for
 LL>> president. But you say he should have been given a pass from the get
 LL>> go. Let Trump do whatever he wants, never questioning a thing. Or
 LL>> allowing others to criticize him, with or without reason.

 AT> I still don't know what he did wrong.

You have got to be kidding me. Either that, or admitting you are
the stupidest person on earth.

 AT> Document theft doesn't seem like a big deal to me.

Among those documents are classified government documents, some
of them labeled "top secret" - none of them having been declassified
by Trump when he was president (or by President Biden).

What makes it a big deal is those documents were at Mar-a-Lago
when nobody else was there. And anybody could have read them, or
made copies of them. Including our enemies.

That is what happens when someone who does not have the maturity
of a small child to keep important documents safely away from the
prying eyes of those who would do us harm.

 AT> We let Hillary get away with mishandling documents, so I think
 AT> Trump should get away with it too, especially since he was so good to us
 AT> while president.

This was not a case of a government person using a personal cell
phone to send and receive e-mails. James Comey said it was a mistake,
and so did Hillary Clinton. And as far as anybody knows, Vladimir
Putin never did read any of those juicy e-mails. So no harm, no
foul.

 LL>> Vladimir Putin's perfect pet.

 AT> What did Trump do for Putin?

Everything he could.

 AT> Putin was waiting for Trump to leave office so he could invade Ukraine more
 AT> easily.

Putin ordered his invasion (and illegal annexation) of Crimea
in 2014. Trump was elected in 2016, and did nothing to discourage
Putin from withdrawing Russian troops. Trump also attempted to
weaken NATO by threatening to withdraw the US, leaving all of
Europe at Putin's mercy.

 AT> The troop build-up came after the Biden regime invaded the USA.

Russian troops invaded Ukraine in 2014. two years before Trump
was elected. That was just the beginning of the conflict.

For Life,
Lee

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