found online by Raymond
From Ted McLaughlin at jobsanger:
Why does Trump regard Russia and Putin as friends when they very clearly aren’t? It has brought up the question of whether Russia possesses some kind of compromising information on Trump (such as the infamous “pee tape”, evidence of money laundering, or some other kind of chicanery). I believe they do possess some kind of information that Trump doesn’t want made public — and it looks like I’m not the only one thinking that.
A new poll shows that 53% of the American public believes Russia has compromising info on Trump, while only 35% say they don’t believe that. That’s a significant 18 point gap. And that is the opinion of both genders, all age groups, and the racial/ethnic groups questioned.
I’ve considered for a very long time that the special counsel’s lengthy investigation has to do with Trump’s connections with mob activity; less, or none, involving Russian interference in the previous presidential election.
The quantity and quality of criminal prosecutors on Robert Mueller’s team, many familiar with organized crime and RICO statutes, could easily sway anyone paying attention to come to this conclusion.
Final resolution isn’t close. I believe we have a long and tumultuous summer, fall and next winter to go through before. When the President of the United States is a possible mob boss, much is at stake. We’re facing, point-blank, the most prominent and dangerous constitutional crisis this nation has ever seen. Let’s hope Mr. Mueller has all his ducks in a row.