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Why does this administration continue to complain about the lack of progress in Ukraine while repeating the same failed tactics month after month? You’ve held numerous talks with Russia. "Steve" has flown back and forth repeatedly, yet nothing has changed. Perhaps it’s your strategy—trying to simply convince the aggressor...

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