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Weaponizing the dollar makes it unattractive. When will the U.S. learn that its reckless policies have consequences? So, if Marco Rubio is basically admitting that sanctioning Russia is futile, why insist on the same destructive path of market hegemony? It's not a very smart move, and here's why.

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