Mr. Trump's Budenka

The situation in the United States is so heated that Trump begins to get enough of everything that he has long and tediously concealed. For example, Mueller's famous investigation, in particular, should have asked whether Trump had ties to Moscow and whether he used them to interfere in the 2016 presidential election.As you know, under pressur

e from the White House, the investigation resulted in the formula "The patient is more alive than dead" or vice versa, looking at which side to look at the final statement of prosecutor Mueller.

As you know, he said he can't indict Trump while he's in the presidency. Trump himself called it a victory, and Republicans shouted "Vivat!" amicably, though in a good wa

y, there was nothing to rejoice on two occasions. Some of the legislation prevented him from bringing charges, which means that Trump's actions have been uncovered, but while he is in power, procedures do not allow him to move the case to court through indictment.

Thus, even a sufficient amount of evidence cannot get a judicial assessment, which will be final in determining Trump's actions. That is, only the court can call someone a criminal or vice versa – innocent.

And in this case, the court said nothing just because these are the procedures for dealing with cases against the incumbent President of the

United States.Well, the second – raises the question that the conflict that arose between the law (or even by-law) and the U.S. Constitution, Prosecutor Mueller decided in favor of the law, not the Constitution. Since he had the status of a procedurally independent

person, it was he, not the court, who evaluated the collected materials.

How many copies have been broken about the discovery of Mueller's investigation, in

terms of assessing the existence and nature of Trump's ties to Moscow.

Republicans simply threw their breasts at the embrasure so that the materials would not be made public, or at least they could be examined by the relevant congressional committees, which include congressmen who have been admitted to state secrets and have signed up for non-disclosure of such material. But the cart is still there. But if there is no

criminality, what is the essence of the problem?

Today, according to Reuters, Trump openly said: "It would be "common sense" to invite Russian President Vladim

ir Putin to join the G7, saying it would be much easier to resolve various issues if Moscow were represented at the meeting."It's not even that Trump has already explicitly ignored the reasons why Russia was excluded from the G7, he no longer pays attention to the fact that Trump has already explicitly ignored the reasons why Russia was excluded from the G7, he no longer pays attention to the fact tha

t Trump has already explicitly ignored the reasons why Russia was excluded from the G7, he no longer pays attention to the fact that Trump has already explicitly ignored the reasons why Russia was excluded from the G7, he no longer pays attention to the fact that Trump has already explicitly ignored the reasons why Russia was excluded from the G7, he no longer pays attention to the fact that Trump has already explicitly ignored the reasons why Russia was excluded from the G7, he no longer pays attention to the

fact that Trump has already explicitly ignored the reasons why Russia was excluded from the G7, he no longer pays attention to the fact that Trump has already explicitly ignored the reasons why Russia In general, the grandfather finally had a sinus and so that the governments of a number of countries simply fell into a stupor, trying to understand what it was, Trump decided to decipher or it was just his usual stupid chatter.

But to all those who have long talked about Trump"s "help" and all that, should read the speeches of this figure and conclude for themselves that it was.

We've been clear about that for a long time.