why and should a President elected be allowed to have talks with other countries before they are even sworn in ...

what gives our congress or the house the right to write letters to other leaders of countries

don't you believe they may have put us in more danger

Free speech? Free association?

Is there any evidence they weren't structured "talks?"
Like did Putin call Trump and the secret service recorded it and it's sent to and analyzed by the NSA or something?

Or is Trump setting up clandestine meetings with Putin in a dive bar in Cuba?

I heard he does do business with Putin already ... before being a candidate for president...




The same right that allows teachers to get their students to write letters to prisoners and random strangers around the world?

true ...

Big difference between "wrote a letter" and "received millions in donations from foreign leaders to their foundation."


Danger of what?
Did Trump sign a treaty? Or sell stolen military hardware?
Did Trump get off the phone with Putin or whomever and then decree congress send troops or money or business somewhere?

trump may have told him they could work something out ... like taking some of the sanctions off Putin ... if elected ...


Were you aware that politicians and rich people from different countries have parties and go to events all the time and talk to each other?

Dennis Rodman went to North Korea. Did that scare you?

There's no law I've heard of, preventing any American from talking to most foreign leaders. As with anything, there are scenarios which would be problematic, such as meeting with leaders who are officially declared to be enemies or terrorists and so forth.

It was anti-Constitutional for the Senate to have directly negotiated with foreign governments. Negotiating treaties is specifically set as a responsibility and power of the Executive branch.