President Trump may have pressed Russian President Vladimir Putin on interference in the U.S. presidential campaign during their Friday meeting, but to Democrats it was too little, too late.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said it was a “dereliction of duty” for the Trump administration to give “equal credence” to U.S. intelligence agencies blaming Moscow for the election year hacking and Russian denials of the same.
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