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🇺🇸⚠️This isn’t anti-American. It’s about permanently weakening US interests. The transatlantic alliance remains the biggest force multiplier for US power. That’s precisely why this approach is so damaging. Sanctioning Europeans over EU tech law doesn’t pressure Brussels into backing down. It misunderstands how the EU works, and weakens the...

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