Trump has always been a Putin lover/lackey and no amount of profanity is going to change that fact.

Grant Stern
@grantstern
That time Trump shipped $4.7 million in COVID aid to Putin and bought a bunch of fire prone Russian ventilators for FEMA that never got used at a cost of hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Now that is a disaster.

Catherine Rampell
@crampell

As president, Trump withheld Covid supplies from US states, but sent Covid tests to Putin.
Hard to believe this guy is still a coin flip away from a second term.

"Even if what you listed above happened, it wasn't Trump personally"

Sure it was, at least according to Trump's Secretary of State at the time:

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told the Washington Examiner over the weekend that U.S. President Donald J. Trump decided to provide "significant assistance" to Russia and said that the U.S. equipment is already on its way there. Pompeo said, "We're excited about our ability to try and help them work their way through this virus," and added: "I have been working with Russia since I was Director of the CIA," citing mutual cooperation in the fight against terrorism.

"Federal election regulators fined Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign and the Democratic National Committee earlier this month for not properly disclosing the money they spent on controversial opposition research that led to the infamous Trump-Russia dossier.
The DNC was fined $105,000 and the Clinton campaign was fined $8,000, according to a letter sent by the Federal Election Commission to a conservative group that requested an inquiry.
Political candidates and groups are required to publicly disclose their spending to the FEC, and they must explain the purpose of any specific expenditure more than $200. The FEC concluded that the Clinton campaign and DNC misreported the money that funded the dossier, masking it as "legal services" and "legal and compliance consulting" instead of opposition research.
The dossier was compiled by retired British spy Christopher Steele. It contained unverified and salacious allegations about Donald Trump, including claims that his campaign colluded with the Kremlin to win the 2016 election. Trump's campaign had numerous contacts with Russian agents, and embraced Russian help, but no one was ever formally accused of conspiring with Russia"
www.cnn.com
You have zero credibility. STFU
#4 | Posted by lfthndthrds

Say, did the FEC ever fine Trump for the money he paid to catch and kill the Karen McDougal and Stormy Dainiels stories? No, because there the Republican appointees on the commission voted against opening an investigation:

[A]fter assessing the merits of three complaints related to former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen's $130,000 payment to buy the silence of porn star Stephanie Clifford (a.k.a. Stormy Daniels) ahead of the 2016 election, the agency's nonpartisan lawyers recommended that the FEC find reason to believe that Trump and others violated several campaign finance laws and proposed an investigation "to determine the extent to which Trump coordinated with, or otherwise directed, Cohen to make the Clifford payment to help his presidential campaign during the 2016 election."

But the six-person bipartisan agency, which requires four affirmative votes to take most official actions, including launching an investigation, deadlocked on the recommendation, as it frequently does. By voting against the recommendation, Republican Commissioners Sean Cooksey and James "Trey" Trainor effectively killed any further inquiry into Trump's actions, despite the fact that the agency's professional staff believed the available evidence was at least sufficient to conduct a formal investigation.

The above info had to do with the Stormy Daniels case. Here's the info on the Karen McDougal case, and interestingly enough although the Republicans on the committe once again blocked an investigation into Trump, the committee did fine AMI (owners of the National Inquirer) $187,5000 for its part in the catch and kill scheme:

In addition to Michael Cohen's payment to Stephanie Clifford, the statement of facts supporting District Attorney Bragg's indictment of Trump describes another hush money scheme involving American Media, Inc. (AMI), the publisher of the National Enquirer, and a $150,000 "catch and kill" payment for the rights to former Playboy model Karen McDougal's story about her alleged affair with Trump. The FEC also received complaints about the AMI payment and, as in the Cohen case, the agency's nonpartisan attorneys recommended finding reason to believe that Trump and others violated campaign finance law. But the Republican commissioners again blocked an investigation into Trump, citing prosecutorial discretion because, among other things, the FEC's attorneys conducted "extensive outside research into news reports, published books, and social media posts" that the Republicans claimed to be unreliable. Their own effort to dismiss the allegations against Trump also failed to gain the four necessary votes to succeed.

In the AMI case, all six commissioners did, however, agree to find reason to believe, based on the non-prosecution agreement AMI previously signed with the Justice Department, that AMI had made a prohibited in-kind corporate contribution with its payment to McDougal. AMI subsequently agreed to a conciliation agreement supported by every FEC commissioner that stated the "payment to Karen McDougal to purchase a limited life story right combined with its decision not to publish the story, in consultation with an agent of Donald J. Trump and for the purpose of influencing the election, constituted a prohibited corporate in-kind contribution." AMI paid a $187,500 fine in June 2021.

In summary, Trump participated in election interference during the 2016 election with his catch and kill schemes, which coming after the "grab 'em by the -----" video could certainly have cost him the election if those stories had gotten out.

You still openly support a person who interfered in a federal election - trying to manipulate the outcome with false documentation provided by a foreign spy.
You have no credibility.
#15 | Posted by lfthndthrd

Trump interfered with the election as I have shown above, and you still openly support him. You have no credibility.