Moscow’s top propagandists are drawing comparisons between Donald Trump and tortured Russian dissidents following news of the former U.S. president’s indictment.
, who was poisoned, jailed and today sentenced to an additional 19 years in prison on charges of alleged “extremism.” The talking point was apparently considered valuable enough to circumvent the unspoken rule of not mentioning Navalny’s name on Russia’s tightly controlled state TV networks., decorated pro-Kremlin propagandist Vladimir Solovyov was joined by Dimitri Simes, former president of The Center for the National Interest, who was previously featured in the Mueller report.
Solovyov bitterly pointed out that U.S. District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan, who will preside over the trial for Trump's four criminal charges, had also sentenced Maria Butina. Simes expressed his dissatisfaction about Butina’s prosecution, claiming that it raises questions about Chutkan’s “qualifications and judicial temperament,” bemoaning the fact that Trump is stuck with this particular judge.
Pundit Dmitry Drobnitsky added: “I understand, Trump had already been recruited by then.” Panina giggled, “Perhaps he was recruited.” Solovyov and his fellow panelists were visibly annoyed by the video clip posted to President Joe Biden’s Twitter account, referring to his alter-ego, “Dark Brandon.” In the clip, Biden takes a sip from a mug, then says: “I like my coffee dark.” Solovyov described the clip as a symbol of Biden’s re-election campaign and expressed his displeasure about its light-hearted nature: “Just pretend there are no problems! Then it will no longer matter what the Russians are doing.
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