By John Q. Hosedrinker 
Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa has labeled former U.S. President Donald Trump a “Russian asset” due to his perceived soft stance on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Trump has been criticized for his inconsistent statements on the war, often targeting Ukrainian President Zelensky while failing to fully implement sanctions against Russia. De Sousa claims that Trump’s actions suggest he only wants to negotiate with Russia, effectively favoring the Russian Federation. This assessment follows Trump’s recent Alaska summit with Putin, which failed to secure a ceasefire.
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European Leader Calls Trump a ‘Russian Asset,’ and it’s not exactly a shock. The Portuguese President, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, didn’t mince words, essentially stating that Trump functions as a Russian asset. It’s a pretty blunt assessment, and judging by the overall reaction, it’s a sentiment that resonates with a lot of people.
Trump, according to the general consensus, is easily manipulated and allegedly seeking a Nobel Peace Prize, even if it means bending over backwards to appease Putin. The idea that he’d sacrifice Ukraine to achieve that goal isn’t considered far-fetched. It’s a damning portrait, painting him as both a Russian asset and, let’s just say, not the brightest bulb in the box.
The notion that Trump is an asset isn’t solely limited to Russia’s benefit, either. The article suggests a number of adversaries view him in a similar light. The MAGA movement is described as a group working towards turning America into a Russian client state, and that they are okay with it as long as it perpetuates a certain racial ideology. The sentiment is widespread, as evidenced by the assertion that “everyone knows it.”
This kind of talk comes with the risk of repercussions, the article highlights a worry that the “Sundowner in Chief” (another Trump nickname) will single out the Portuguese President. This concern feels very real.
If we had a system where we weren’t afraid to take down the “bug guys,” as someone aptly put it, perhaps we wouldn’t be in this situation. The article also points to Trump’s potential allegiances with China, implying he could be seen as a tool for them as well.
The timeline of events leading to Trump’s alleged Russian ties goes back to 1987, when he was reportedly compromised. His friends, associates, and his money – especially the sources that kept him afloat – all contribute to this narrative.
The general opinion presented is that Trump’s actions align perfectly with Russia’s goals, especially his vocal opposition to NATO. It’s like saying the sky is blue – an obvious observation. The question then arises: why are these accusations coming out now, and not sooner?
The article highlights Trump’s alleged weakness, his susceptibility to manipulation, and his willingness to play into Putin’s hands. Ultimately, the overall theme of this compilation is that Trump has been compromised for a long time, and that he is being used by Russia. This is not really new information, but an issue that continues to cause concern.