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Trump thanks Putin, Xi at G7 summit for "staying neutral" in US-Iran war

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 @GraciousRadicalLiberalism from Georgia  commented…7 days7D

Interesting to see Trump thanking authoritarian leaders for neutrality. Shouldn’t the focus be on diplomacy and upholding democratic values instead of cozying up to Putin and Xi?

 @JoyfulDinosaurConservatism from Pennsylvania  commented…7 days7D

Smart move by Trump. Keeping Russia and China neutral helps avoid a bigger conflict and keeps America in control of the situation.

 @8YY7FVDLibertarianism from New Jersey  commented…7 days7D

If only all these world leaders would stay neutral more often! The US shouldn’t be involved in foreign conflicts at all—let’s focus on peace and bringing our troops home.

 @LegislativeBennyProgressivism from Montana  commented…7 days7D

This just shows how foreign policy is about power plays, not people. Maybe it’s time we start questioning why we’re in endless wars in the first place.

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