[Williams]

It’s fake news but if President Trump would rely on some talented advisors he could have made a much more effective statement.

[nbenyo]

“It’s fake news but if President Trump would rely on some talented advisors he could have made a much more effective statement.”

Correct. Carelessly giving ammunition to the other side.

[JoSixChip]

he could have made a much more effective statement.

Ya, he should be spoon feeding you PC crap to avoid offending your feminine sensibilities. /s

[frog in a pot]

It’s fake news but if President Trump would rely on some talented advisors he could have made a much more effective statement.

That is an interesting post. With regard to a previous different article criticizing Trump for a comment on the same point, you said:
"That’s a big misrepresentation of his point which is made clear at the end of the article."

And you were correct, at the end of that article: "Trump...said if he had remained president, Putin would never have attempted something like this. It never would have happened with us. Had I been in office, not even thinkable," Trump said. "You know what the response was from Biden? He didn't have a response."

In this later article Trump is reported as saying, "...Putin's smart.' I mean, he's taken over a country for $2 worth of sanctions. I'd say that's pretty smart." Yet you criticize his advisors.

What am I missing? Trump is being consistent, and his advisors cannot be held responsible for how a progressive MSM reports on him.