Trump, Backstabbing Putin and The Russians

TRUMP DOES NOT WANT TO sign the big bipartisan bill headed in his direction, which imposes sanctions on Russia, and requires the president to obtain congressional approval before removing any sanctions on the Russians. This aspect of it may be unconstitutional, but it shows exactly how much both parties in congress trust the president in dealing with the Russians, which is to say, not in the least. It seems obvious that the president has no choice but to sign the bill; if he vetoes it, congress has the votes to override the veto, and doing so will either prove that Trump is beholden to Putin; at least will create that appearance, or enhance it, since the appearance that Putin is Trump's master already exists. If he signs the bill, watch out. Trump is supposed to love our Russian friends, right? Would he dare back stab Putin? The Russians may be so angry that they spill the beans about their collusion with Trump in stealing the election from Hillary, if indeed there was collusion, which certainly seems to be the case, considering all the contact between Trump's campaign and shadowy Russian operatives over the past year. You Russians must find it rather humorous that your dictator appears to have complete control over the American president, like some sort of puppet. Putin wanted to get Trump into office, and he worked hare to accomplish that goal and he indeed accomplished it, and he wants to keep him there, for that very reason. Why is it that everybody associated with Trump has great difficulty remembering having had meetings and conversations with Russians? Why is it that the president wants so desperately to stop all the investigations, instead of letting them play out, and vindicating Trump and his campaign. Obviously, Trump does not want the truth revealed, whatever it turns out to be. And yes, we will find out, and probably soon.