Opinion | Jeff McCausland: President Trump's new Russia scandal reinforces consequences of a blind spot on Putin. - NBCNewsTHINK
that he had not been warned of the suspected Russian effort. If it turns out that Russians did orchestrate the bombing and potentially other attacks, it represents a significant escalation of what many experts believe to be Moscow's"hybrid war" against the United States and the West.
It also further raises nagging questions that have bedeviled administration critics for the past three years: Does Trump have a dangerous blind spot when it comes to any issue that involves U.S.-Russia relations? Leaders have a"blind spot" when they fail to recognize the impact of personal biases on their own judgment and decision-making.
Despite limp White House protestations, intelligence reports about a potential Russian bounty program were widely known and distributed. Despite limp White House protestations, intelligence reports about a potential Russian bounty program were widely known and distributed. They were
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