Trump Continues to Embrace Putin

Trump, basking in the glow of a Putin compliment, flat-out endorsed Putin’s iron-fist methods of control during a Friday morning interview on MSNBC’s Morning Joe.

Trump told Cosby that, as president, he’d have a better relationship with Russian Federation.

“I want to stress that these are by far not all of our capabilities”, Putin said.

Trump continued, “I think our country does plenty of killing also, Joe”. There’s also rampant corruption – and, as U.S. News and World Report noted in July, the most recent poll conducted in the country is subject to a lot of reasons to suspect that his popularity numbers are inflated. “You obviously condemn Vladimir Putin killing journalists and political opponents, right?”

Trump was described as an “absolute leader” in the presidential race by Putin.

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“At the same time we should exclude people with official affiliation with Daesh (the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant), al-Nusra Front, Ahrar al-Sham, or other al-Qaeda affiliates”.

Scarborough argued that if there is strong American leadership, other countries will follow, but Trump replied that “maybe we should do a little bit of following” and allow Ukraine’s neighbors to take a more active role.

So when Russian oligarch Vladimir Putin in essence endorsed Trump Thursday, the GOP frontrunner was thrilled, calling it a “great honor”.

Turkey and Western allies such as the United States have supported Syrian rebel groups seeking to overthrow the Syrian president, whom Russian Federation has backed. “At least he’s a leader, you know, unlike what we have in this country”.

Nearly immediately, Republican rival and former Florida governor Jeb Bush blasted Trump on Twitter, writing, “A true freedom-loving conservative wouldn’t be flattered by praise from a despot like Putin”.

President Vladimir Putin has said that Russia’s armed forces have not utilized their full capability in Syria and would use “more military means” there if necessary.

Some 20 foreign ministers gathered Friday for the latest conference on Syria’s civil war, hopeful about arranging a cease-fire and launching peace negotiations in the new year.