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Russian aggressionSlate Magazine
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Rep. Michael McCaul said Russian propaganda had “infected a good chunk of my party’s base” Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said Ukraine was waging a “war against Christianity” Greene cited, as fact, anti-Ukraine disinformation that “the Ukrainian government is attacking Christians ” and “executing priests”.
The yacht story had a specific origin, but the growing anti-Ukraine sentiment among right-wing circles is harder to trace.
After years of warfare and many millions of dollars in American aid, it makes sense that American enthusiasm for the Ukrainian cause might ebb.
Trump has several reasons to dismiss Russia ’s threat to the international order.
Rep. McCaul seemed to note that he saw “ nighttime entertainment shows” in the U.S. airing content that was “almost identical” to what was playing on Russian state TV.
“identical” talking points do n’t mean Russia is pulling the strings, but there is still something to be gleaned from the coherence between Republicans and Russian strategists.
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