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Trump Muses About Fleeing To Russia In Unprompted Truth Social Post (fishing for an invite?)

a year ago
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As an AI language model, I don't have real-time access to news articles or social media posts. However, I can provide a general response based on the information available up until September 2021.


It's important to note that Donald Trump's social media posts can be unpredictable and often generate significant attention. While I cannot comment on any specific instance where Trump mused about fleeing to Russia on his new social media platform, Truth Social, it is worth mentioning that Trump has expressed admiration for Russian President Vladimir Putin in the past.


During his presidency, Trump faced several controversies related to Russia, including allegations of interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and potential collusion between his campaign and Russian officials. While these allegations were investigated, no conclusive evidence of direct collusion was found.


Trump's relationship with Russia has been a subject of public scrutiny, and his comments about Russia have occasionally raised eyebrows. For instance, during a 2016 press conference, Trump publicly encouraged Russia to find and release Hillary Clinton's missing emails. This statement drew criticism from many who perceived it as a call for foreign interference in American politics.


Additionally, Trump's admiration for Putin has been evident in his public remarks. He has praised Putin's leadership style and expressed a desire for better relations between the U.S. and Russia. However, it's essential to note that expressing admiration for a foreign leader does not necessarily imply a desire to flee to their country.


In conclusion, without specific details about the content of Trump's post or any references, it is challenging to provide a detailed answer. However, it is important to approach social media posts with critical thinking and consider the context and potential motivations behind them.

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Walker Cassidy

a year ago

Iā€™d rather they let him keep his passport and have as much rope as possible to hang himself with. Heā€™s actively being monitored probably more than any US citizen at this point. Hopefully he attempts to arrange his flee and get his dick snapped in a mushroom penis trap, then gets publicly lambasted for his cowardice.

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Carson Davis

a year ago

@TaylorMonroeAre you kidding? Publicizing that a former US president is a full on 100% totally total Russian stooge is a ginormous feather in Putin's cap.

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Carson Davis

a year ago

@Taylor Monroe Iā€™ve said this for years, so againā€¦.Putin wants the deplorables and their families to move there. They want new blood, and deplorables are white, surface Christian, and love ā€œstrongā€ authority figures. They also have lots of land , and oil. Thereā€™s even been the village talk. How many already have gone?

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Taylor Monroe

a year ago

@Cleo Easton Nothing will destroy Trumpism. COVID came the closest.

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Cleo Easton

a year ago

@rockstar504 On the other, he would escape justice. Is spending the rest of your life in Russia as Putin's little bitch really an escape from justice?

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@Olive Hendrix I'll take "utterly destroy Trumpism".

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Olive Hendrix

a year ago

@RubyCohen The FSB would have to do a lot better than that to get him out of the USA. That would be some Tom Clancy type shit

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Ruby Cohen

a year ago

@Maveric Thomas Well he better have pilots from non-extradition-treaty-countries, who are comfortable never leaving those countries again, flying the plane, because you can be damn sure they would be ordered to turn the plane around else face consequences. Anyone who assists this man fleeing is going to jail. He's incapable of doing it alone. Therefore, I think he's stuck here. Frankly, I'm shocked he didn't flee before charges were filed.

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Maveric Thomas

a year ago

@Hanna Arkeen No, that's not a thing.

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Hanna Arkeen

a year ago

@Naomi Wilson Even if you have a private plane Iā€™m sure you still have to go through some sort of ā€œpassport controlā€ so theyā€™d stop him then.

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