Donald Trump met with evil Vladimir Putin in Alaska but the meeting accomplihed nothing and made Trump look even more stupid

Opinion letter to the editor published in TribLive: Trump reaches new low with Putin
There he stood on the red-carpeted tarmac of the U.S. military installation Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage, Alaska, dressed in his red tie, white shirt and blue suit uniform, awaiting his invited guest. Would an honor guard and flyover add to the pomp?

Donald Trump applauded the approach of his invitee before offering his hand with an official welcome. For a second I pictured a resurrected Jeffrey Epstein to appear … or perhaps Stormy Daniels. A more public show of affection for his idol would have to await a more private time together. Bowing down? Ring kissing❓

And then he appeared, the Russian thug Vladimir Putin, a Cheshire cat smile on his face, knowing he had already won the summit moment by receiving the invitation and now this warm welcome.
Putin showed up in Alaska like the Cheshire Cat knowing how he was upstaging stupid Donald Trump
Here he was, a war criminal, leader of a country which had violated international law by invading another, pariah among world leaders, a murderer of political enemies, being hosted by the so-called leader of the free world. He was being given the respect he craved from the U.S. president who seems to idolize dictators above all others.

The scene was sickening to this observer. Disgusting, shameful, embarrassing … choose your adjective. A ruthless former KGB officer being treated like royalty.

It seems like every time I accept that Donald Trump has reached a new low as measured by the scale of human decency, he shocks me by finding yet a greater depth.

From Glenn R. Plummer in Unity Township, Pennsylvania

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

St. Thérèse of Lisieux relics tour the United States beginning on her October 1st feast day, will be in multiple dioceses until early December

Image
An echo resport published in The National Catholic Register by Joseph Pronechen:  A ‘Pilgrimage of Hope’: Relics of St. Thérèse return to the US after 25 years, marking the 100th anniversary of her canonization. The faithful have the privilege of venerating the Little Flower, starting on her October 1st, feast day. Her relics will tour the US"  https://stthereseusa2025.com/ October 1-8, 2025: The tour kicked off at the National Shrine of the Little Flower Basilica in Royal Oak, Michigan. Her relics visit the United States October 1 - December 8, 2025 the 100th anniversary of her Canonization and the Jubilee Year Royal Oak, Michigan (October 1-8, 2025) Ten dioceses in California (October 10-30) San Antonio, TX; several Carmels in the South (October 31-November 14) Holy Hill, Wisconsin (November 15-18) Washington, DC and environs (November 19-30) Miami, Florida (December 1-8) “I would like to travel over the whole earth to preach the Gospel,” St. Thérèse of Lisieux wrote in he...
Read more

Father Richard Rice obituary- blessed with many spiritual gifts and a lifetime of friendships

Image
Reverend Richard Rice Obituary My family met Father Rice when he was the pastor of Holy Family Parish in Sanford.  He was a religious leader, an advocate for the Saint Thomas parochial school and a mentor to women religious. Maine has lost a devout priest who helped many people. He was blessed and will be missed. Brunswick - Very Rev. Richard P. Rice, 91, of Ward Circle died Friday, February 21, 2025, at Mid Coast Hospital in Brunswick. He was born in Biddeford on December 11, 1933, the only child to John and Mary Margaret (O’Brien) Rice. Father Richard Rice first considered the priesthood in sixth grade. He graduated from Cheverus High School in Portland in 1952. While attending college, in 1954, he met with the Most Reverend Daniel J. Feeney who assigned him as a seminarian for the diocese.  After two years of college, he entered St. Paul’s University and Seminary in Ottawa for philosophy and theology studies. On May 21, 1960, Bishop Feeney, ordained Richard a priest of the...
Read more

Our Lady of Champion in Wisconsin is sacred where a Marion apparition is approved

Image
Green Bay Wisconsin-   Bishop David L. Ricken announced that the national shrine will begin celebrating an annual Mass with the liturgical rank of solemnity every October 9. National Shrine of Our Lady of Champion, Wisconsin ,  A Marian shrine in rural northeast Wisconsin, the only shrine in the United States to be designated by the Catholic Church as an approved Marian apparition site, is changing its name. During a press conference April 20, Green Bay Bishop David L. Ricken announced the National Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help will now be known as the National Shrine of Our Lady of Champion . Read more about the history of this shrine in an article at this site here. Bishop David Ricken:  "After I was appointed here- Green Bay Wisconsin, before my installation, I took a little trip with some of the staff members, just to see the major highlights of the diocese, and they were telling me about the story behind the S hrine of Our Lady of Good Help in Champion . I was de...
Read more