Biden Faces Backlash On Putin Comments - The 11th Hour - MSNBC

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President Biden is standing by his comment, during a speech in Poland over the weekend, where he said Putin “cannot remain in power.” Meantime, a new round of peace talks get underway as President Zelenskyy says he is willing to discuss neutral status with Russia. Plus, the Jan. 6th committee recommends former Trump aides Peter Navarro and Dan Scavino face contempt charges for not complying with subpoenas. Aired on 03/28/2022.

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1. Backlash? For What?

Being a strong leader? Would they rather have tRump back? Yeah, let's give away Ukraine, all of Europe and let's say half of America with Canada and Mexico for good measure. Gee, maybe tRump will be able to negotiation Greenland for us then.

Whoever is pushing this "backlash" and fake outrage needs to shut the F up! We have a strong President who is part of the Democratic Party and the repubs get irritable bowel. President Biden is what a real American President looks like.

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2. That is my question, exactly!

With all that's confronting the president right now, not to mention the horrific mess he was faced with from fools and grifters that did nothing for four years, I think he's been doing a superb job. I know that he had presidential hopes in the past, but with 30+ years in the Senate and 8 years in the Executive Branch, he's the most experienced POTUS in our history - and he is the leader we need for this perilous time.

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3. For some reason, Chuck Todd comes to mind.

It sounds exactly like the narrative he'd try to implement. Fucking ratings junkies.

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4. The headline should read: puppet candidate elected by the president of foreign country

In 2016

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5. That would certainly work for me!

And what's more mind-boggling is that this was "the party of Reagan" who was extremely tough on Gorbachev who was instituting more progressive policies which gave the people hope, but Reagan's uncompromising negotiations caused the Russian hard liners to force Gorbachev to cut back on those policies. Reagan was not popular there...

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