Mad Maxine Waters dreams up another conspiracy theory: Trump ‘tried to convince Putin could lift sanctions’

Joe NewbyAugust 6, 2017

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While appearing on MSNBC’s Morning Joe on Friday, “Gasoline” Maxine Waters, the unhinged Trump-hating California Democrat obsessed with impeachment, advanced yet another conspiracy theory involving the president and Russia, the American Mirror reported.

“I believe that this president tried to convince Putin that he could lift those sanctions. I believe that he had Putin believing that he had the power and the influence to do that, and this is what I think it’s all about,” she claimed, before alleging that Trump is interested in financially benefiting from Russia drilling in the Arctic.

Naturally, she offered no proof of her theory.

Here’s video of her claim:

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The American Mirror added:

“I’ve long thought that there was a lot of smoke, even fire,” Waters said of alleged proof of conspiracy involving Trump’s campaign and Russia.

“Everything that I have learned about this president, starting with the campaign itself. People should have understood that there was something terribly wrong with him,” she said.

“I think he’s the most deplorable person I have ever met in my life. And I think when you take a look at his allies and some in his Cabinet, all of these people around him with connections to the Ukraine or to Russia or to oil, everybody should have known that,” Waters said.

“We should have moved faster,” she said of trying to oust him from the presidency.

“Our intelligence committees have not moved fast enough,” she said, adding he has her “hopes” in Robert Mueller.

“I think we are nearing a constitutional crisis,” she said.

“Wow,” Mika Brzezinski responded, without following up to get an explanation for the claim.

Of course, Waters is part of the cabal that is pushing for a constitutional crisis with her efforts to undermine the administration. And, Kyle Olson reported, “Waters was forced to admit that she has no evidence of a financial connection between Trump and Russia and that no Republicans stand with her as she demands impeachment.”

As we and others have reported, Waters said she would go after Vice President Pence once Trump is out, and she has repeatedly attacked Trump’s supporters, questioning their patriotism.

In March, we reached out to Water’s Washington, D.C., office to find out if she condemns calls and threats to murder the president. So far, she has refused to do so, indicating to us through her silence that she perhaps wants the president assassinated.

As we reported here, here and here over the weekend, no less than three national figures have warned of a civil war if Waters and her Never-Trump allies succeed in removing Trump from office.