Just 18 months ago — can you believe it was so recently? — we had a president with whom I could disagree without ever doubting his fitness to lead. We can have one again. My latest in @PostOpinions: https://t.co/agWLMw3REE

— Max Boot (@MaxBoot) July 21, 2018

Yet another reason I miss Obama. I don’t recall so much open anti-Semitism and racism online when he was in office. https://t.co/N0wc88LTCY

— Max Boot (@MaxBoot) July 21, 2018

It's slowly dawning on the right that Barack Obama was not actually a race-baiting demagogue. @JonathanChait writes on how Republicans convinced themselves of their own propaganda https://t.co/W8NhuCGIBt

— New York Magazine (@NYMag) July 21, 2018

It’s frankly concerning that the President hasn’t made standing up to Russian aggression and securing our elections two of his top priorities. https://t.co/AoK7HuHMCR

— Mark Warner (@MarkWarner) July 15, 2018

After the NATO summit, G-7 meeting, and repeated efforts to disrupt the domestic politics of several individual allies (Germany, Canada, UK), Trump's behavior has reached the point where the issue is not whether, but why, he is determined to unravel the Western alliance. https://t.co/MU9HWwS5UV

— Ronald Brownstein (@RonBrownstein) July 15, 2018

So I was out walking the dogs all morning and came home to find out that Trump today called Europe our "foe." Almost a week after he said Russia wasn't our foe.

No wonder Putin is smiling.

— Joe Walsh (@WalshFreedom) July 15, 2018

I’m concerned we’re going to spend the week with, ‘Gee why won’t Trump stand up to Russia” headlines. fact: our POTUS is unequivocally behaving like a Russian asset. we need to deal w/ that openly and get beyond the ‘his behavior is odd’ phase

— Eric Boehlert (@EricBoehlert) July 15, 2018

Just watch: Trump will emerge from the Helsinki summit with some token concession from Putin and will take public credit for the illusory “win” while Putin secretly solidifies his US puppet’s value as an anti-EU, anti-NATO, pro-Assad, pro-Erdogan asset. All par for the course.

— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) July 15, 2018

He writes: "Trump’s own national security adviser said the Russian election attack constituted an “act of war.” So what does that make his boss? Some — including former CIA director John Brennan — now dare call it treason. That conclusion was once unthinkable. No longer." https://t.co/UzKuOhpSEv

— Laurie Garrett (@Laurie_Garrett) July 16, 2018

Joe Scarborough: “I know that even Donald Trump supporters know by this point that Vladimir Putin has something over Trump" https://t.co/igWDEyn8fK

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) July 17, 2018

2 Dem senators and a recently retired GOP congressman are suggesting Putin has something on Trumphttps://t.co/RvFO7qLrj5

— Aaron Blake (@AaronBlake) July 17, 2018