Donald Trump is not a Russian agent, nor has he committed treason by asking Moscow to release Clinton's deleted emails, nor has he broken any laws in doing business with at least one Russian oligarch. But Trump's suggestion that he would consider recognizing Moscow's illegal annexation of Crimea as well as lifting sanctions imposed as result of Russia's war in Ukraine raises legitimate questions about whether he really would follow an "America First" policy in dealings with foreign governments. The Russian government is looking favorably on Trump's comments. Washington Free Beacon: Russian state media covered Trump’s statement with responses from officials who said that it reflects a growing desire among Americans for better relations with Russia. Russian lawmaker Konstantin Kosachev wrote on Facebook that Trump’s comments in favor of improving ties with Russia indicate that “similar sentiment is becoming more...(Read Full Post)