Is Trump working for the Russians?
[apnews.com]

It may be an insulting question for most; but, when you

1. Claim to be hard on Russia and demonstrably are not (having failed to implement sanctions passed by Congress, having relaxed sanctions from previous administrations, etc.);

2. Claim there is no collusion between your campaign and Russia, yet lied about every contact between your campaign and Russia;

3. Refuse to let the American press attend any meeting between you and Russian officials yet allow the Russian press to attend those same meetings;

4. Released top secret information to Russian officials in one such meeting;

5. Refuse to even let members of your own Administration have information pertaining to your meetings with Putin;

6. Deny and lie about having business discussions with Russians concerning construction of a Trump property in Moscow during the 2016 campaign;

7. Appear to have attempted to obstruct a federal investigation into the actions of your campaign officials with respect to contacts with Russia;

8. Continually deny proven attempts by Russia to interfere in the 2016 election, disbelieving the intelligence information provided by various US government agencies and the US Senate’s own Republican-led bipartisan investigation, giving preference to Putin’s unsupported denials; and,

9. You have repeated Russian talking points on their invasion of Afghanistan, NATO and other issues supported by Russia;

you damn well ought to know that the question of whether you are working for Russia is a damn pertinent question that you should answer. Not answering the question is very suspicious, suggesting you have something to hide.

Unfortunately, given your history of lying at every turn, a negative answer would be hard to believe.