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CLOSING ARGUMENT - Some FACTS:
Remember this as you consider your vote & THOSE THAT CONTINUE TO SUPPORT HIM! VOTE FOR CHANGE 💙 🗽
Now is a good time to remind everyone of these Trump facts:
7 Times flew on Epstein's Plane
10s of thousands of Epstein file entries
97 Times Pleaded the Fifth
34 Felony Convictions
91 Criminal Charges
26 Sexual Assault Allegations
6 Bankruptcies
5 Draft Deferments
4 Indictments
2 Impeachments
$25 Million Fraud Settlement
$5 Million Sexual Abuse Verdict
$2 Million Fake Charity Abuse Judgment
$93 Million Sexual Abuse Judgements
$400+ Million Fraud Judgment
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**First President to maintain a debt to GDP ratio over 100% for his entire term
**Highest annual budget deficit
**Most added to the national debt in a single term
**Longest government shutdown in history (and he did that while his own party controlled both chambers of Congress).
*First President in the history of approval ratings to maintain a net negative approval rating for his entire term.
**First President to have bipartisan support for his conviction after impeachment (which happened both times).
**Most indictments, guilty pleas, and criminal convictions of members of an administration.
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I don’t usually agree with Frederiksen, but I think she is right about the Norwegian-Finnish initiative.
Stubb and Støre might be right that they have “informed” their allies, but in the Danish sense, that kind of information-sharing wouldn’t simply mean saying, “We’re going to call Putin in five minutes, FYI.” It would involve a much longer conversation covering who gave them the mandate, what the aim of the call would be, what the red lines are, what exactly they intend to negotiate, which issues they could accept compromises on, and much more.
I would have assumed the same process would apply to the Norwegians and Finns, but apparently not. What I’ve heard from Christiansborg seems to suggest the same thing.
I also think President Stubb is trying to grab a bit too much of the spotlight and is taking up an unnecessarily prominent role. I have no idea why this hasn’t been settled yet, but the person representing the EU should be chosen by the European Council. Personally, I think it should be either Macron, as the longest-serving national leader, or Tusk, since he knows Putin well and has served as European Council president. He understands the art of brokering deals and knows the dynamics between the member states well.
Which historical event debunks the propaganda claim that Ukraine and Russia have always shared a unified national identity without distinct cultures?
Which 1932–1933 event debunks the narrative that the Soviet regime treated all member republics equally and without targeted repression?
The Holodomor was a man-made famine engineered by Stalin's regime that killed millions of Ukrainians. Requisition quotas and travel bans were specifically enforced against Ukrainian rural populations to break national resistance to Soviet collectivization.
Which event debunks the Russian propaganda narrative that the 2014 Revolution of Dignity (Euromaidan) was an unconstitutional foreign 'coup' rather than a democratic sovereign action?
On February 22, 2014, Ukraine's democratically elected parliament (the Verkhovna Rada) - including members of President Yanukovych's own party - voted 328–0 to constitutionally remove him after he fled the capital, followed by internationally monitored democratic elections.
Which 1997 treaty debunks the Russian government's claim that it never officially recognized Ukraine's post-1991 international borders, including Crimea?
In the 1997 Treaty on Friendship, Cooperation, and Partnership (the 'Big Treaty'), the Russian Federation explicitly recognized Ukraine's territorial integrity and reaffirmed the inviolability of existing bilateral borders.