Spy intrigue in the White House?
When things don’t make sense, usually they do when we have the facts.
The incomprehensible praise for Vladimir Putin and Russia is a conundrum that has been difficult to understand until recent revelations. Despite the frequent and vocal claims of the administration that no campaign aides had contact with Russia before, during or after the election, apparently some did – and frequently.
Several campaign aides who subsequently were appointed to Cabinet positions have recently acknowledged having communicated with Russian officials, in particular Sergey Kislyak. Current and former senior U.S. government officials consider Kislyak to be one of Russia’s top spies and spy recruiters in Washington.
Is it possible, in classic KGB fashion, campaign aides were compromised by Kislyak? Is it possible campaign aides collaborated with Russia to undermine the election? Is it possible the current administration has been compromised?