Sanders places the blame for the crisis firmly at the feet of the “liar and demagogue” Vladimir Putin and his “gang of oligarchs,” but...“Does anyone really believe that the United States would not have something to say if, for example, Mexico was to form a military alliance with a US adversary?”Late Show host Stephen Colbert accused Flynn of using Putin’s “exact argument,” and called Carlson an “apologist” for a “murderous dictator.”It’s been much the same on CNN, where host Brianna Keilar accused Carlson of having a “pro-Russia stance.”...“I don’t want to throw around words like ‘traitor’ or ‘traitorism,’ but that’s coming pretty close,” he said. The apple clearly doesn’t fall far from the tree.But it’s on MSNBC where this kind of rhetoric is on overdrive, with talking heads accusing Carlson of “shilling for Vladimir Putin,” broadcasting a “very pro-Kremlin message,” of “doing the work of the autocratic Russian government,” feeding people “Russian propaganda,” and “rooting for Russia.”
一部でもロシア側の言い分を認めて紛争を回避を訴えると国賊、裏切り者に近いレッテルをはられる雰囲気なんか、アメリカでは?
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