Bullseye,
:thumbs:Thank You for answering Luckyone's questions.
Looks like I wasted my time providing all that information for him. Didn't want to continue wasting my time.
Roseann
Neither you nor Bullseye proved anything.
The OP question was simple. It was "why isn't Trump addressing the cyber security issue
with the same fervor that he is addressing the border security issue. After all, our election process that chooses the candidates that will lead us has more impact than illegal aliens coming in to the U.S."
I never said the issue was not being addressed, which is what you have proven to be the case.
Keep in mind that Trump talked about the border security issue and the illegal aliens almost every single day of his presidency. Funds were already appropriated by Congress for that issue but Trump wanted
MORE done. He wanted an
ADDITIONAL $28 million dollars on top of what was already appropriated. He closed the government for 34 days (cost to the U.S. of $6 billion) and then he even named it a national crisis that if he wins that argument, funds from other projects will be diverted for the wall.
Flash back to the election meddling issue. Show me one time that Trump has even mentioned it. That he has even addressed it from the point of view that Russia was the culprit (he said it could be a 400 lb guy on his computer doing it). That he has said anything in a way that makes anyone believe that he is as against Russian meddling in the election as he is against illegal aliens coming in. No
additional funds have been requested by Trump to address this issue as a national crisis, which it is because election meddling can change who represents us and if that is filled by a Pro-Russian or Pro-China person, much more damage than a 100,000 illegal aliens can cause. More funding and help has been requested by Homeland Security.
Here is a sample of how Trump is handling this crisis:
HELSINKI, Finland — President Trump stood next to President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia on Monday and publicly challenged the conclusion of his own intelligence agencies that Moscow interfered in the 2016 presidential election, wrapping up what he called a “deeply productive” summit meeting with an extraordinary show of trust for a leader accused of attacking American democracy.
In a remarkable news conference, Mr. Trump did not name a single action for which Mr. Putin should be held accountable. Instead, he saved his sharpest criticism for the United States and the special counsel investigation into the election interference, calling it a “ridiculous” probe and a “witch hunt” that has kept the two countries apart.
Mr. Trump even questioned the determinations by his intelligence officials that Russia had meddled in the election.
In addition, this headline says it all"
State Dept. Was Granted $120 Million to Fight Russian Meddling. It Has Spent $0..
WASHINGTON —
As Russia’s virtual war against the United States continues unabated with the midterm elections approaching, the State Department has yet to spend any of the $120 million it has been allocated since late 2016 to counter foreign efforts to meddle in elections or sow distrust in democracy.
As a result, not one of the 23 analysts working in the department’s Global Engagement Center — which has been tasked with countering Moscow’s disinformation campaign — speaks Russian, and a department hiring freeze has hindered efforts to recruit the computer experts needed to track the Russian efforts.
The delay is just one symptom of the
largely passive response to the Russian interference by President Trump, who has made little if any public effort to rally the nation to confront Moscow and defend democratic institutions.
Notice that the amount that was allocated was $120 million. Compared to the $28
Billion that Trump is asking for border security, is not not even a drop in the bucket.
Bottom line, Trump is not giving importance to election meddling as he is to border security and it is a bigger problem and more important to the future of our country!