To Russia as a Parting Favor?

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you're out of your nitwit mind.

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.....WOULD YOU BUY A USED CAR FROM TRUMP?

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He can still run for President.

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He could order the intelligence services to do it and the intelligence services won’t abide.

Their protocols should stop them committing treason.

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After Trump has left office, he would have little usefulness to Russia. So will President Trump--with hardly anything left to lose--order the US military and intelligence establishments to hand over their deepest secrets to Russia? Would they obey their commander-in-chief?

I don't think so - Ordering the US military to do such a thing would raise a number of red flags, and I highly doubt the US military would obey such an order. Trump could however try to steal such information and sell it later on. Donald Trump has guaranteed millions in loans that he has little chance to repay, so I wouldn't be surprised if he tried to sell American secrets, especially since Mother Russia's collection methods are frequently on the harsh side. 😉

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