Russia's and Obama's positions are the same: there's nothing you can do about it, so don't go to war over Ukraine.
And because he hates america and the very idea of america or anything that smacks of american success - more or less the official Republican position now. Like @basso he feels the need to **** on America and its allies, constantly; he must make America look and feel weak at all costs. Dissent from this view is not tolerated.
No, they actually aren't. There is something you can do about it, and that's actually understand the two positions. Obama believed that the U.S. should work with allies to exert enough pressure on the Russians that they would want to negotiate. Tucker's position is that Russia was justified in annexing Crimea and continuing to seize land and invade the Ukraine. Those were not the position at all.
weird to see @SamFisher @FranchiseBlade on the same side as Ted Cruz. Cruz Hammers Biden's White House: "Surrendered To Putin" (rumble.com)
Not so hard. Pretty much every time I disagreed with Obama, Ted Cruz was on the same side for that moment. The only difference is that I stay consistent, Ted Cruz doesn't. What's strange is that you seem to not understand Obama's policy position regarding Russia and the Ukraine
Putin should worry about the insane COVID-19 death rate in his shrinking, aging country. Too bad their vaccine didn't work, much like china's. Also too bad he can't turn of his internal antivax moron disinformation brigade. @basso @Commodore maybe worry about your own country before commenting on US American affairs
Russians are awesome people Not like the Russian bots you think are your new friends on Facebook Those aren’t real people you stupid Lin and Bernie Sanders fans @Os Trigonum
Russians are warm people I bet if you met Putin He won’t make you feel like A stranger in Moscow @KingCheetah
I won't be meeting oligarchs who murder their political opponents, journalists and innocent civilians when their assassins botch an attempt to kill someone in Great Britain. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...tin-who-died-violently-or-in-suspicious-ways/
Since that wasn't Obama's policy, your question is nonsensical. https://www.fp4america.org/russia-sanctions
Russia has now managed to lose over 800,000 people due to the pandemic. It's less than half the size of the US! Russia records 32,602 infections and 1,206 deaths Russia confirmed 32,602 new Covid infections on Sunday, largely flat on the 32,786 new cases reported on Sunday last week. Another 1,206 people died from Covid-related causes, the Moscow Times reported, compared to 1,190 deaths this time last week. Russia recorded its deadliest month in decades in October. Russia’s total excess deaths since the start of the pandemic are now over 810,000. Russia experienced soaring cases over autumn, regularly breaking its record case tally. Daily cases peaked above 40,000 in early November before sliding down, but recent numbers remain above 30,000 a day https://www.theguardian.com/world/l...087dc3fe3f1905#block-61acfbfe8f087dc3fe3f1905 For an aging country with a shrinking birth rate - every year since 2014 - around the time Putin began extinguishing all hope. @basso this is really bad and embarrassing for you!
