I think those individuals and others are doing a good job overall. I also think they're unnecessarily forced into walking a tight rope when discussing these matters. You can see and feel the consternation between trying to say what most Americans know to be true and not contradicting the president's spin/tweeted position.That's the unclassified version for public consumption. I'll leave it at that.
I care about what our policy is and we've not changed our policy toward Russia. If anything, it's gotten stricter against them. Step back from the politics and look at what is really going on in this country. We have outstanding Republican appointed people that are doing an excellent job with our foreign policy, starting with Mattis, McMasters and Haley.
My point goes to the rest of the elected Republicans. As att points out, the Russians are attacking our elections and sowing seeds of divisiveness, in an already extremely polarized electorate. We know they hacked into several states and obtained access to voter rolls. What's going to happen if the '18 or '20 elections are extremely close?
We had months of hearings and millions of dollars spent on Benghazi, only to have it quietly go away after Hilary was defeated. Yet, no hearings on Russia hacking our elections? I'm not asking for Trump/Russia collusion hearings. I'm asking for hearings that will give both parties faith that are elections are free and fair. By not doing this, the Republican congress is helping further Putin's agenda. For that, they should be ashamed.