U.S. And International Politics

[Richard Smith]

What does that prove? - Trump changed his 2016 platform to soften US help in Ukraine.
I don't know what you're arguing

"Prior to the 2016 Republican convention, the GOP platform favored providing lethal defensive arms to Ukrainian forces fighting Russian-backed separatists. The Trump campaign orchestrated a behind-the-scenes effort to water down this stance to "appropriate assistance".

What does it prove?  LOL.  You claimed there was no Russia/Ukraine conflict under Obama.  Russia invaded Ukraine while Obama was president in 2014.  Ukraine had to capitulate because Obama refused to support them.  He was afraid of Russia.  Meanwhile Trump is supplying Ukraine with all manner of weapons to fight Russia.   Yet Trump is the KGB agent in your upside down fantasy world. 

[Michael Capasse]

What does it prove?  LOL.  You claimed there was no Russia/Ukraine conflict under Obama.  Russia invaded Ukraine while Obama was president in 2014.  Ukraine had to capitulate because Obama refused to support them.  He was afraid of Russia.  Meanwhile Trump is supplying Ukraine with all manner of weapons to fight Russia.   Yet Trump is the KGB agent in your upside down fantasy world.

Who said KGB? ...and yes, Putin annexed a portion of Ukraine in 2014 and Obama put sanctions on Russia.
meanwhile....

  Trump's campaign manager with Russian connections pleaded guilty to;
One count of conspiracy against the United States, covering a hidden Ukrainian lobbying scheme, financial crimes, and foreign-agent registration violations.
One count of conspiracy to obstruct justice involving witness tampering

Paul Manafort maintained direct contact with individuals tied to Russian intelligence while serving as chairman of Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
Key findings from government investigations detail these connections:

Campaign Contacts and Polling Data Konstantin Kilimnik: Manafort repeatedly met and communicated during the 2016 campaign with Kilimnik, a business associate whom the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee and the FBI assessed to have direct ties to Russian intelligence.

Sharing Information: Manafort shared internal, sensitive campaign polling data and strategic updates with Kilimnik while running the Trump campaign, which investigators viewed as a major counterintelligence threat.

Ukraine Discussions: The two met in person in New York and discussed a pro-Russian "peace plan" for eastern Ukraine.

Official Findings Senate Report: A bipartisan U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Report concluded that Manafort's high-level interactions with Kilimnik represented a "grave counterintelligence threat" that allowed Russian intelligence services an avenue to acquire confidential campaign information.

Meanwhile Trump is supplying Ukraine with all manner of weapons to fight Russia. 

Zelenskyy does alright developing the latest drone technology and getting real assistance from the EU.
a well deserved nomination for the Nobel Prize.