So transparent. Constant attempts to make these sanctions with Russia disappear from like day 1. Meanwhile, from both Comey's and Session's testimony before the Senate we know that neither Trump or Sessions have any interest whatsoever in keeping our elections safe from the Russians and what can be done to better protect ourselves/get them to knock it off and be sure they won't be able to do anything when they come back next time (and they will keep trying, no doubt--there's no way they'll just give up after putting so much energy into 2016, especially with a completely manipulable idiot like Trump in charge that will just turn a blind eye to whatever they're up to) as Sessions himself admitted he's had no conversations whatsoever with the FBI or any other intelligence agencies about the subject and the same goes for Trump. And we also know that this isn't normal at all since Comey also admitted under oath that he had multiple conversations with Obama about the subject, but not a one with Trump--just absolutely no interest from him in making sure our democracy is safeguarded to the absolute best of our ability and making sure that the situation is held to absolutely no lower standard than that.
It's disturbing just how deep into this nonsense this administration is and I can only hope that like the Senate the House is able to at least find it's spine on an issue like this and not completely roll over for Trump, but sadly I don't have much faith in that. Unlike the Senate Committee, the House version has been pretty much useless and I expect this to go the same way. I'd like to be wrong, but I have severe doubts based on the differing behavior of the House and Senate. =/
