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Super important and who's getting it done? Why the Trumpster of course!

 

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Media Begin Lowering Expectations Ahead Of FBI Report On Alleged Trump-Russia Collusion

"Politico suggested Trump’s critics “may be in for a disappointment” when the report is finally finished."

 

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And more America winning from President Trump!!

GREAT NEWS FOR NOVEMBER: Florida, Texas Show Biggest Job Growth Ever Between September And September

 

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And she opposed Kavanaugh? Lmao fucking libtard hypocrite

McCaskill's Husband Punched Ex-Wife's Sore 'Cancer Breasts,' Urinated On Her, Report Says

 

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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump inflated the projected benefits of an arms deal with the Saudis as he defended his wait-and-see attitude about Saudi complicity in the disappearance of a journalist whose apparent murder has sparked world outrage.

On immigration enforcement, the president made the unsubstantiated claim that migrants are being paid to mass at the border and somehow disrupt the Nov. 6 elections in the United States. This claim followed his distortions in an Associated Press interview about climate change and the Russia investigation.

A look at how some of his words over the past week stack up with the facts:

 

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MOSCOW—Russia’s Foreign Ministry Sunday condemned Washington’s decision to withdraw from the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty, saying that the move was tantamount to “blackmail” and warning that it would be “a very dangerous step,” according to the official Russian news agency TASS.

“We condemn the continuing attempts to achieve Russia’s concessions through blackmail, moreover in such an issue that has importance for international security and security in the nuclear weapons sphere [and] for maintaining strategic stability,” the news agency quoted deputy foreign minister Sergei Rybakov as saying.

On Saturday, President Donald Trump said he would withdraw the U.S. from the 1987 INF treaty, contending that Russia “violated the agreement” and raising the prospect of developing a new set of weapons.

“They have been violating it for many years,” Mr. Trump said after a campaign rally in Nevada. “And we’re not going to let them violate a nuclear agreement and go out and do weapons and we’re not allowed to.”

Russian President Vladimir Putin has yet to comment on Washington’s announcement but Russia has denied violating the treaty, which was worked out by Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev and prohibits the use of intermediate- and shorter-range rockets, as well as testing, producing or fielding new ground-based missiles.

Russia is developing a missile system known as 9M729, though Moscow says it is in full compliance with the pact.

Mr. Ryabkov told the state-run news agency RIA Novosti that Moscow has repeatedly told Washington that “the Americans have no grounds for accusing Russia of violating this treaty.”

 

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