"When Trump faced irrefutable evidence that Russian cyberdiversers were working on influencing the elections in 2016, acting on voters from the wavering states with lies in social networks and even arranging real rallies, his only response was a feverish and pathetic attempt to protect his sensitive ego" , - says the author of the article.

"But was not I an excellent candidate? "- Trump asked on Sunday in Twitter.

Special Attorney Robert Muller described in detail how the group of hired Internet trolls in Petersburgh panting hard to sow discord in the American political system. "By early-mid-2016, the operations of the accused included support for President Donald Trump's presidential campaign (the" Trump campaign ") and the discrediting of Hillary Clinton," Robinson quotes an excerpt from the indictment.

"Here, in black and white: Trump was elected with the active assistance of Russian President Vladimir Putin," commented the columnist.

"The noise raised by Mueller led to a full-fledged hysteria of Trump on Twitter, and by Monday it did not seem that it was weakening," continues Robinson. According to him, Trump basically tried to state that the indictment confirms two things: whatever the Russians have done, they did not affect the outcome of the election, but there was no collusion between the Russians and Trump's election campaign.

"At heart, he must know that in the indictment nothing like this is said," emphasizes Robinson.

Late in the evening on Saturday, much later than the usual time for going to bed, Trump was awake and continued to write on Twitter: "The only collusion was between Russia and the rogue Hillary, the National Committee of the Democratic Party and the Democrats. Remember the dirty file, uranium, speeches, letters and the Podesta company! "" Stop laughing, Vladimir Putin. You will overstrain yourself, "concludes the columnist.

Source: inopressa.