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President Trump faces backlash over Russia sanctions relief

President Trump was in Kentucky on Saturday, rallying for midterm candidates just weeks before Election Day. The President is facing new criticism, including from some in his party, for ordering sanctions relief for Russia, even as it continues to strike Ukraine. NBC News’ Yamiche Alcindor reports.

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lemmy.world

Not once has this dickhead experienced anything approaching consequences for his actions and I don't see it starting any time soon.

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I mean, he's failed all his life. Now he's obsessed with getting his name on things, but it's probably all going to immediately be stripped off

It's not legal consequences, but every time he gets ahead he's faced with failure. He's a deeply unhappy old man who will die as a footnote to the forces that allowed him to take power

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He always gets backlash, and it never slows him down for even a beat.

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12% of senators have opposed this.

Our country is run by traitors.

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Congress could pass new legislation repealing the portion of the law that allows him to pause sanctions without Congressional approval.

But the Republicans are completely servile to Trump, with very few exceptions, and they're not going to do a fucking thing in this case. And they need Russian help to steal the election.

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piefed.ca

He should be impeached immediately, but the feckless Republicans won’t do it, he’s still a useful idiot to them.

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He has been impeached successfully. TWICE! I’m assuming that you mean removed from office as a consequence of the charges of impeachment. Of that, I completely agree.

You’re right though, he’s still a useful idiot.

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