Donald Trump Sure Seems to Collude With Putin a Lot

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : In 2020, when the United States and the world had a dire shortage of COVID tests, Trump sent some to his friend for his private supply.
52% : He felt a continued investment in Trump's success, realized Trump would be undercut by the (correct) awareness of their friendship, and urged him to keep it secret, which he did.
42% : Earlier this week, the New York Times unearthed new details about a 2017 meeting between Trump and Putin.
36% : The latest comes from Bob Woodward's new book, which contains reporting on the very close and secretive relationship between Trump and Vladimir Putin.
33% : Trump reportedly shooed his aides away for the calls, continuing a pattern of his insistence on secrecy when speaking with Putin.
28% : In it, Trump asked Putin whether he should give weapons to Ukraine.
26% : What's more suspicious is that Putin advised Trump to keep the shipment a secret: "I don't want you to tell anybody because people will get mad at you, not me.
20% : The fact that details about this alliance continue to trickle out years later is a rebuke to the fatuous notion that Mueller's investigation cleared Trump.
18% : Aides had given Trump talking points to deliver to Putin warning against his ongoing slow-motion invasion of Ukraine, but Trump, according to the Times, "never pushed back.

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