I’ve listened to one of her Rogan podcasts. Hillary was absolutely right about her being a Russian puppet. T
She parrots so much Russian propaganda it’s asinine.
What I hate about the current situation is that there’s no room for “Russia is a significant power that won’t suddenly vanish, so maybe if we can avoid being at complete loggerheads with them 24/7, it might avoid decades of tension and expensive military grandstanding.”
You must either fellate Putin or demand the entire 82 billion square kilometres of the Russian state turned to glass. No other options. It worries me that any more nuanced takes on Russia get pushed into the “Kremlin talking points” file.
Not that she isn’t a screwball all on her own, but we could use a less militaristic take here.
The national security risk is why she was picked, hope that helps writers at the Atlantic.
I’ve listened to one of her Rogan podcasts. Hillary was absolutely right about her being a Russian puppet. T She parrots so much Russian propaganda it’s asinine.
What I hate about the current situation is that there’s no room for “Russia is a significant power that won’t suddenly vanish, so maybe if we can avoid being at complete loggerheads with them 24/7, it might avoid decades of tension and expensive military grandstanding.”
You must either fellate Putin or demand the entire 82 billion square kilometres of the Russian state turned to glass. No other options. It worries me that any more nuanced takes on Russia get pushed into the “Kremlin talking points” file.
Not that she isn’t a screwball all on her own, but we could use a less militaristic take here.
Um, who is demanding that?
I want the Russian empire to allow its people and its neighbors to live freely and as equals. Until that day I will oppose their government
The national security risk is the one who picked her.