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First move.

Ask Ukraine's President Zelensky to resign.

You know what I suggest? I suggest they get a new leader who can make a deal.

And then what does he do? He goes out and not only makes a deal with Russia to buy diesel, money Russian President Putin will use to fund more of his invasion of Ukraine, and then he reverses his stand on the Graham Energy Sanction Bill, taking off the burden on Putin.

And remember, this is all happening right before the midterms when there is mounting talk again that at the very least Russia is funding or sending out propaganda aimed at helping Republicans.

Republican Senator Tom Tillis says it is clear Putin plans to use the diesel money to further the war.

Vladimir Putin wants to literally freeze them to death in the coming months.

The president needs to move forward with the sanctions bill that we sent him.

This agreement with purchasing Russian oil is essentially, I think, tarnishing Lindsey Graham's efforts to try and get the sanctions bill through.

And on NBC says Trump really needs to look at this.

And

I get it that he may be frustrated, but he needs to understand who the good guys are in this disagreement and who the bad guys are.

And it's not even close.

And all the while, Trump stays on the theme.

Russia, Russia, Russia.

If President Trump wants to end the strain of energy supplies, number one, get things right in Iran, and number two, recognize that it was Vladimir Putin, not Zelensky, that started this war.

And it's Vladimir Putin who owns the responsibility for energy prices to the extent that they come from that part of the world.

So while Trump continues to mock the people who say he's cozying up to Putin and Russia, these actions bring back into focus the unverified, and I'm stressing here, unverified 2017 so-called Steele dossier compiled by a former British intelligence officer alleging that Russian intelligence possessed salacious personal and financial information on Trump.

True or not true, the bond between Trump and Putin is looking more and more

strong.

Does Putin have some kind of information he's using as blackmail? Is Trump truly worried about diesel fuel prices and inflation in the U.S.? Is Russia helping the GOP in some kind of way in the midterms? What really is it between Trump and Putin.

Any sense here? Email me, ed at edbaxternews.com.

Comment, follow if you like.

First move.

Ask Ukraine's President Zelensky to resign.

You know what I suggest? I suggest they get a new leader who can make a deal.

And then what does he do? He goes out and not only makes a deal with Russia to buy diesel, money Russian President Putin will use to fund more of his invasion of Ukraine, and then he reverses his stand on the Graham Energy Sanction Bill, taking off the burden on Putin.

And remember, this is all happening right before the midterms when there is mounting talk again that at the very least Russia is funding or sending out propaganda aimed at helping Republicans.

Republican Senator Tom Tillis says it is clear Putin plans to use the diesel money to further the war.

Vladimir Putin wants to literally freeze them to death in the coming months.

The president needs to move forward with the sanctions bill that we sent him.

This agreement with purchasing Russian oil is essentially, I think, tarnishing Lindsey Graham's efforts to try and get the sanctions bill through.

And on NBC says Trump really needs to look at this.

And

I get it that he may be frustrated, but he needs to understand who the good guys are in this disagreement and who the bad guys are.

And it's not even close.

And all the while, Trump stays on the theme.

Russia, Russia, Russia.

If President Trump wants to end the strain of energy supplies, number one, get things right in Iran, and number two, recognize that it was Vladimir Putin, not Zelensky, that started this war.

And it's Vladimir Putin who owns the responsibility for energy prices to the extent that they come from that part of the world.

So while Trump continues to mock the people who say he's cozying up to Putin and Russia, these actions bring back into focus the unverified, and I'm stressing here, unverified 2017 so-called Steele dossier compiled by a former British intelligence officer alleging that Russian intelligence possessed salacious personal and financial information on Trump.

True or not true, the bond between Trump and Putin is looking more and more

strong.

Does Putin have some kind of information he's using as blackmail? Is Trump truly worried about diesel fuel prices and inflation in the U.S.? Is Russia helping the GOP in some kind of way in the midterms? What really is it between Trump and Putin.

Any sense here? Email me, ed at edbaxternews.com.

Comment, follow if you like.