Russia/Ukraine: Progress but there's no deal until there's a deal
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gipper
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I can’t.
You’re deflecting. Why do you just care about Ashley, but ignore Epstein’s victims?
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You may be right. I don't know.
I’m not, trump brought Epstein to justice
Ashley xiden’s abuser you made president
I’m not, trump brought Epstein to justice
Ashley xiden’s abuser you made president
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Further Biden had all the Epstein files but there was no call by the Democrats to make them public. Now that they have been assured there's nothing in those files to incriminate any of them, they maliciously and dishonestly demand their release even though they've been told that would compromise the privacy of the victims.
So who is wanting to hurt the victims? It sure isn't Trump and company.
And they can't stand it that Trump might actually be successful in brokering peace between Russia and the Ukraine. They are desperately manufacturing all sorts of accusations about that. Pathetic and sad they are. (Also despicable.)
…and allowed him to be killed. Why? Who is Trump protecting?
Trump’s the one that made them an issue. He claimed Clinton had problems. Let’s see the evidence. Maybe Bill should sue for $2B.
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Until there is a date and time, the issue is unsettled.So some progress was made in yesterday's Summit between Trump and Putin. But as President Trump put it, there is no deal until there's a deal. And so far, they're closer to a deal but no deal.
President Trump again asserted there would have been no invasion if he had been President. It was Biden's weakness that triggered it. Amazingly, Putin agreed with that in the press conference.
The next step is for President Trump to reach out to Zelensky, NATO et al. He expressed and Putin agreed that they were agreeing on most points, but there were still some sticking points that needed to be resolved. And those will have to be resolved with those others.
Perhaps in a carrot and stick move, the two talked about economic concerns for both countries. Certainly a deal will include trade deals once a deal is made.
The meeting was amicable as it had to be in order for any progress to be made. Trump acknowledged that he would get some blow back--can we say a total leftist meldown?--when the next meeting between the two will be in Moscow.
Putin was extremely soft spoken during the press conference and President Trump uncharacteristically kept it short--roughly three minutes--and took no questions which was really unusual for him. Obviously the negotiations are at an extremely sensitive and fragile stage and both are playing the cards close to their chests until they can move to the next steps in the process.
4 Takeaways From Trump-Putin Summit in Alaska
Putin agrees with Trump's longtime assertion that the Russia-Ukraine war wouldn't have happened under a Trump presidency.www.dailysignal.com
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A date and time for what though? President Trump and Putin made it clear in their joint press conference that they agreed on more than they didn't agree. But that sticking points remained and would need to be worked out with the EU, NATO, the Ukraine.
There is no way they could provide a date or time for that to happen.
His victims and any others. Dead people can’t abuse anymore else
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"Nothing will come of nothing"So some progress was made in yesterday's Summit between Trump and Putin. But as President Trump put it, there is no deal until there's a deal. And so far, they're closer to a deal but no deal.
President Trump again asserted there would have been no invasion if he had been President. It was Biden's weakness that triggered it. Amazingly, Putin agreed with that in the press conference.
The next step is for President Trump to reach out to Zelensky, NATO et al. He expressed and Putin agreed that they were agreeing on most points, but there were still some sticking points that needed to be resolved. And those will have to be resolved with those others.
Perhaps in a carrot and stick move, the two talked about economic concerns for both countries. Certainly a deal will include trade deals once a deal is made.
The meeting was amicable as it had to be in order for any progress to be made. Trump acknowledged that he would get some blow back--can we say a total leftist meldown?--when the next meeting between the two will be in Moscow.
Putin was extremely soft spoken during the press conference and President Trump uncharacteristically kept it short--roughly three minutes--and took no questions which was really unusual for him. Obviously the negotiations are at an extremely sensitive and fragile stage and both are playing the cards close to their chests until they can move to the next steps in the process.
4 Takeaways From Trump-Putin Summit in Alaska
Putin agrees with Trump's longtime assertion that the Russia-Ukraine war wouldn't have happened under a Trump presidency.
What about the people Epstein procured for? Why are you letting them off the hook?
Did he do that? Link?
Well I am glad we finally went and talk to Maxwell about that. Xiden didn’t seem interested for four years
Do you think he got all those girls for himself? The link is on Bondi’s desk. Ask her.
Well no we know he allowed his dem pals like Clinton get run downs from them
Here’s the link. Fact Check: Real photo shows Epstein accuser Chauntae Davies giving Bill Clinton shoulder massage in 2002
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Personally, I don't think there was any progress, but, Trump is right, if he had been president, Russia would not have invaded Ukraine. Biden is responsible for this mess.So some progress was made in yesterday's Summit between Trump and Putin. But as President Trump put it, there is no deal until there's a deal. And so far, they're closer to a deal but no deal.
President Trump again asserted there would have been no invasion if he had been President. It was Biden's weakness that triggered it. Amazingly, Putin agreed with that in the press conference.
The next step is for President Trump to reach out to Zelensky, NATO et al. He expressed and Putin agreed that they were agreeing on most points, but there were still some sticking points that needed to be resolved. And those will have to be resolved with those others.
Perhaps in a carrot and stick move, the two talked about economic concerns for both countries. Certainly a deal will include trade deals once a deal is made.
The meeting was amicable as it had to be in order for any progress to be made. Trump acknowledged that he would get some blow back--can we say a total leftist meldown?--when the next meeting between the two will be in Moscow.
Putin was extremely soft spoken during the press conference and President Trump uncharacteristically kept it short--roughly three minutes--and took no questions which was really unusual for him. Obviously the negotiations are at an extremely sensitive and fragile stage and both are playing the cards close to their chests until they can move to the next steps in the process.
4 Takeaways From Trump-Putin Summit in Alaska
Putin agrees with Trump's longtime assertion that the Russia-Ukraine war wouldn't have happened under a Trump presidency.
We need to see the evidence. A shoulder massage isn’t anything. Who else is Trump protecting?
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I am pretty sure Trump and Putin would not have said there was progress if there was no progress. I can't imagine that Putin doesn't want a way out of this mess so long as he can save face and say he got something out of it. I think Trump knows that and knows that something has to be part of whatever deal is made.
I think pretty much everybody wants a deal that is a win for them and ends the destruction and killing.
But the two of them cannot make a deal like that without involving the Ukraine, EU, NATO et al. They all know that too.
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