Republicans Just Can't Seem To Condemn Trump's Policy Shift Toward Putin

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When Vladimir Putin launched his so-called “special military operation” against Ukraine three years ago, he imagined a swift and simple coup: a three-day blitz that would see his troops rolling triumphantly into Kyiv, decapitating the Ukrainian leadership, and installing a pliant puppet government under Moscow’s thumb.
Daily Express
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So is the case with their current clamor for Ukraine to hold elections, as well as their attempt to label Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy an autocrat who has no legitimacy to govern because he hasn’t faced voters for a while.
Politico Europe
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Pressed on why U.S. officials were hesitant to say Russia invaded Ukraine, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth asked if “finger-pointing and pearl-clutching” make peace more likely.
NBC News
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Alongside Bosnia, Ukraine’s resistance to Russia remains, in his opinion, one of two truly just wars.
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