The cover up is worse than the crime and yet another impeachable offense.

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    “It is difficult to imagine ​how the United States might credibly project influence deterrence in the Indo-Pacific if the price of keeping up diplomatic appearances ​is denying our partners key deterrent capabilities,” Senators Mitch McConnell, Lisa Murkowski, John Cornyn, and Thom Tillis wrote in a letter to Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ahead of the state visit.

    I would like to see Mitch McConnell write anything at this point

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    You get an F-35, and You get an F-35… In fact, if you all look under your seats…

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    Is that the same agent that was revolted by the Orange Turd, shitting his pants a while back? It sure looks like the same guy.

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    Why not USA invades Taiwan and offers to China?
    It would be much simpler

    Remember when USA sold weapons to Afghanistan in the 80s?
    How that went?

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      For a few years? Great! Prolonged unwinnable wars in Afghanistan have been crippling empires for centuries. So luring a world power in to a fight there was a great move.

      Also, we didn’t just sell the Taliban weapons, we also established permanent bases, trained their soldiers, and then told them to get fucked when they asked us nicely to leave.

      Fun fact, prolonged unwinnable wars in Ethiopia have had the same effect. For many of the same reasons.

      Another fun fact, Fox News correspondent and man guilty of actual treason Oliver North arranged the sale of weapons to Iran to fund similar activities in Nicaragua.

      An additional fun fact, the CIA was also funding the contra-revoltionaries in Latin America with money they made selling cocaine to inner-city drug dealers.