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It’s time to acknowledge plainly that Trump likely doesn’t want to stop Moscow’s interference. Foreign leaders backed by Putin rarely reject his support. After Trump encouraged the Kremlin in 2016 and has refused to deter it since, we’d be naive to expect any different from him.
It’s hard to overstate the national security implications of this. As president, Trump doesn’t have to actively collude with Moscow’s attacks on his behalf to assist them. He only needs to block the use of American power against them.
With a Trump-led executive branch unwilling to effectively counter Kremlin attacks, what social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook and Instagram do will be all the more important. Otherwise, the responsibility will fall more fully to the press and civil society groups.
#TrumpRussia @RepAdamSchiff "There are two categories of Republicans in Congress: those who will burn down the House to protect Trump, and those who will stand mute while they do it." Via @MaddowBlog pic.twitter.com/GB3G5R03gq 
In order to keep power, the @GOP will welcome Putin’s interference nationally & rely on illegal gerrymandering at the state level. They are anti-Republic.
Don't forget the other leg of the stool: voter suppression.
My fear is it will take decades to fix what Trump had done in a year. The #GOP are not off the hook. #WeWontForget
#WeWontForgive
#WeWontStop
#BlueWave2018
We as citizens can't feel helpless we MUST vote then out. #AllHandsOnDeck
#GetOutTheVote
#GOTV
Let's be even clearer: There is a de facto GOP-Russia electoral alliance.
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