"One 1980 document stated that Kennedy offered to condemn President Carter’s policy toward the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan in exchange for KGB help," wrote Reagan. "News accounts of that period prove that Kennedy did, in fact, openly criticize Carter's Afghanistan policy."
The former Massachusetts senator proposed to help established interviews between Moscow and various American TV outlets in order to make the Soviet Union's "peaceful intentions" well-known. Kennedy hoped that this would weaken Reagan's foreign policy toward the Soviet Union; hence setting up an opening for Kennedy to challenge Reagan in 1984. It is not known if the Soviets ever accepted Kennedy's proposal.
President Obama: "On all these issues, but particularly missile defense, this, this can be solved but it’s important for him to give me space."President Medvedev: "Yeah, I understand. I understand your message about space. Space for you…"President Obama: "This is my last election. After my election I have more flexibility."President Medvedev: "I understand. I will transmit this information to Vladimir, and I stand with you."
President Clinton, in a private meeting at the recent anti-terrorism summit, promised Boris Yeltsin he would back the Russian president's re-election bid with "positive" U.S. policies toward Russia.In exchange, Mr. Clinton asked for Mr. Yeltsin's help in clearing up "negative" issues such as the poultry dispute between the two countries, according to a classified State Department record of the meeting obtained by The Washington Times.Mr. Clinton told Mr. Yeltsin that "this is a big issue, especially since about 40 percent of U.S. poultry is produced in Arkansas. An effort should be made to keep such things from getting out of hand," the memo said.
Then there’s Speaker of the House Thomas P. "Tip" O’Neill. He privately told Ambassador Dobrynin that it was in everyone’s best interests if the Soviets would help the Democrats keep "that demagogue Reagan" from being re-elected. O’Neill warned Dobrynin that the "primitive instincts" of this "dangerous man" would plunge the world into war.It must have amazed Anatoly Dobrynin that these prominent liberals — Ted Kennedy, Armand Hammer, Jimmy Carter, and Tip O’Neill — all viewed President Reagan as more dangerous than any Communist dictator. Historian Paul Kengor observed that the Soviet archives showed "the lengths to which some on the political left . . .were willing to go to stop Ronald Reagan."
And all they can prove against Annoying Orange is that his campaign manager did some things unrelated to Russia. Nice.
If it's the latter, most leftists and or liberals would agree with you that the DNC sucks stuff and is corrupt. That's kinda the reason why hillary loving lost, because the voterbase was so divided by the DNC doing stupid stuff.
i concider my self centre left (what the democratic party is trying to appeal to) and i canadmit that the democratic party is loving dogstuff for the time being
dude you're so loving cool
seriously?was this necessary