It's the timeline sequence of the Republicans going over to Putin after Putin's return to the presidency in 2012. We're talking 2012 to 2016 and forward to the present moment. So don't you look dense and confused. Indeed, your post confirms further and reinforces that you are not competent in posting content or substance. The error is a wild desperation over there.
Meanwhile...
The tiny minority of American Conservatives/Republicans reject Putin despite the fact Putin is the Conservative's Conservative who is a magnet to the huge majority of American Conservatives/Republicans. Romney-Rubio are two among the handful of some exception. Putin being the world's foremost Conservative's Conservative pulls it all off by having a sham democracy. I expect however Putin privately looks ahead to the day he will get 120 percent of the vote. Then of course there's Trump who as we know hasn't limits.
Here's Sen. Rubio dumping on Trump for the Putin-Trump press conference after the two met secretly in Helsinki when Trump said he believes Putin over US intelligence reports and analysis. Yes, we recall Putin and Trump met in deep state secrecy...
Sen. Marco Rubio is rumored to emerge from the private barfroom reserved for Senators only of either party to rush into after Trump speaks anytime on anything.
"I don't think it was a good moment for this administration, and I disagreed with it," Rubio said. I'm glad that he cleaned that up because it left, if you watched that video, it leaves the impression that my intelligence community says one thing, Putin says another, I'm siding with Putin, and that was a bad impression to leave behind." He added, "I don't like the way this was handled."
Rubio counts himself as one of Putin's chief critics in Washington, and in his interview Sunday, he accused Putin of perpetrating war crimes and killing political opponents. He said that because of Trump's lack of political background, there was at times a clash between Trump's approach to Putin and the more hardline approach other politicians might have delivered in his position.
In his assessment of Putin, Rubio said he did not believe the Russian leader expected a better relationship with the United States and was more "interested in gaining advantage at our expense and to his benefit."
https://www.local10.com/news/politics/rubio-trump-should-be-cleareyed-about-who-putin-is
To Putin's Benefit. At the expense of the United States...its allies and partner countries globally.