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Related: About this forum'Ronald Reagan must be rolling over in his grave': Sen. Slotkin on Trump spewing Russian propaganda - Deadline - MSNBC
Senator Elissa Slotkin (D-MI), member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, joins Nicolle Wallace on Deadline: White House with what the immediate implications are for the War in Ukraine with Trump repeating Russian propaganda, and the long term damage that it will do to our alliances with our allies in Europe and our standing across the globe. - Aired on 02/19/2025.

Escape
(178 posts)....absolutely LOVE Donald Trump. Trumpism is the ultimate goal of All things Republican.
Rhiannon12866
(232,989 posts)Because Gorbachev was instituting more progressive policies, but the Russian hardliners forced Gorbachev to cut back on them because Reagan was so tough on both Gorbachev and Russia.
dweller
(26,472 posts)Ive seen or heard of Sen Slotkin doing commentary on news programs . She is clearly strong spoken and extremely intelligent , I could see her shining on a national stage . I look forward to hearing more from her .
She has a CIA background ? Did I hear that correctly ?
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Rhiannon12866
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dweller
(26,472 posts)Im surprised
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bucolic_frolic
(50,021 posts)What a sad time.
RVN VET71
(2,869 posts)He'd be a specter wandering the hallways and the empty, darkened rooms of Trump's house like a ghost in a cheap horror movie. And he wouldn't leave Trump alone until the doddering old traitor, terrified and helpless, passes away from sheer fright.
(I'd pay good dough to see the movie!)
Rhiannon12866
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RVN VET71
(2,869 posts)Chris Farley would have been cool in the role, too. Any of those 3 could have done it (Farley with a little more comic melodrama) and by the end, instead of the corpulent dude the MAGA Morons voted for, we'd bring in a different actor to play the by then terminally frightened, haunted, and emaciated-Dear Leader: who better than Don Knotts?
Alas, they're all gone! But it's probably just as well because I don't have the $10,000,000 seed money needed to get things rolling. Unless Musk . . . .?