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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI feel sorry for Sergey Kislyak.
No one can remember meeting him. He must be the most boring person in DC.
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I feel sorry for Sergey Kislyak. (Original Post)
nycbos
Jun 2017
OP
It's a job requirement for any spy to be numbingly boring and totally forgettable. nt
Xipe Totec
Jun 2017
#2
Quite the opposite. He must be the most engaging person in the world to be around.
Yavin4
Jun 2017
#3
There's a picture of him in the Oval Office w/our so-called president that I remember. US press was
anneboleyn
Jun 2017
#5
He's a zephyr that comes to people unknowingly, unlike Putin's incubus that boffs Trump in sleep.
TheBlackAdder
Jun 2017
#7
Imagine if Kislyak was called before Congress and did not waive diplomatic immunity.
PufPuf23
Jun 2017
#8
yallerdawg
(16,104 posts)1. Except for the part about disrupting our elections...
and belittling and discrediting American democracy - which seems to have worked very well indeed!
Xipe Totec
(43,890 posts)2. It's a job requirement for any spy to be numbingly boring and totally forgettable. nt
Yavin4
(35,446 posts)3. Quite the opposite. He must be the most engaging person in the world to be around.
Everyone connected to Trump couldn't wait to meet with him.
nycbos
(6,039 posts)4. I was being a bit sarcastic.
anneboleyn
(5,611 posts)5. There's a picture of him in the Oval Office w/our so-called president that I remember. US press was
forbidden to attend that meeting. Trump stood there smiling with a big stupid grin next to Kislyak and Labrov...
C_U_L8R
(45,021 posts)6. That guy must be laughing his jowls off.
These Trumps are a joke
TheBlackAdder
(28,222 posts)7. He's a zephyr that comes to people unknowingly, unlike Putin's incubus that boffs Trump in sleep.
PufPuf23
(8,839 posts)8. Imagine if Kislyak was called before Congress and did not waive diplomatic immunity.
Kislyak could say anything he wanted and torpedo many GOP and Trump associates.
It is not going to happen though.