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Vladimir Putin is afraid of Donald Trump: Laura Loomer "Vladimir Putin is afraid of Donald Trump. He is. He can pretend like he's not, but Vladimir Putin knows that Donald Trump is the one who calls the shots. He could have been way more aggressive towards Vladimir Putin if he wanted to. I mean, look, if I was president of the United States and Russia was supplying Iran with weapons, I would kill Vladimir Putin. Obviously, I don't speak for the president. I'm not saying Donald Trump should kill Vladimir Putin. I'm just saying if I was president of the United States and I found out that another country was lying to my face and they were supplying a country that I was at war with, a country that is broadcasting 20 times a day on their national state television, “kill Trump”, “death to America”, “death to Trump”, you know, I would I would find a way for that world leader to tragically pass away from a heart attack very unexpectedly." What do you think? Would Putin's disappearance stop the war in Ukraine? I'll be sharing my thoughts on this later today.

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