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Everything you need to understand about Trump and Russia

It is not strange for a presidential candidate to get help from the Kremlin to win an election

Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin
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Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin

Andrew Rosenthal | NYT
Donald Trump apparently wanted to set the record straight on the Kremlin Kaper in the strange interview he gave this week to The New York Times. Thank goodness for that, because the story line was getting hard to follow.

Here’s where things stand.

First, everything is fine because nothing happened between Trump and the Kremlin. And if anything did happen, no one should care and the only people who do are liberals whining about the election results. (Don’t get distracted by the fact that the main person still trying to reargue the vote tally is Trump himself. That’s the kind of thing