Homeland Security and co need to step in, but they're controlled by hostile agents.
Unfortunately, the Republicans in Congress refuse to do so and pretend that everything is fine, and the vice president is the president's lackey.
As far as I know, we don't have any other legal mechanisms to remove the president from his position as commander-in-chief. If you know of any, I'd love to hear more about them.
Seems plausible that they could have used that tool when logging in and it happened to bounce off a Russian IP.
If I am testing a login I don't need 20+ failed attempts to know it's not working. Sometimes the simple answer is the correct one. The series of events does not read as someone, whose job has been reported to disable security and demand root access to systems, testing the already in place login system to make sure Russian IPs (specifically) can not log in.
Also I see no flagged other comment and some people just downvote downvotecommentors.
It is unconstitutional when the government does it, like say a president who requires unapproved language be scrubbed from public government sites.
Are you aware of the "krasnow" theory?
I see no proof there, but indeed strong indications to seriously look into it.
https://www.reuters.com/world/white-house-seeks-plan-possibl...
He does owe Russia for the email hack and leaks that he publicly requested. Not to mention sticking it to Ukraine after they didn't find/fabricate evidence against the Biden family.