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To: Brumar89 who wrote (1075843)	6/29/2018 1:55:28 PM
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1/ Lost in yesterday's news din was an exchange I had with Pompeo that should concern every Democrat and Republican that cares about Ukraine and/or worries about a bad deal being cut at the newly announced Putin-Trump meeting Murphy?Verified account @ChrisMurphyCT Jun 28 2/ I asked him whether Trump would cut a deal with Putin to bring Russia back into the G7 even if Putin didn't start pulling out of Ukraine. Basically, will we sell out Ukraine to get something else from Russia? 3/ Pompeo's answer: "I’m confident that I could identify a set of tradeoffs for you where you’d agree that that was the right outcome as well." That sounds like the sovereignty of Ukraine is on the table, a total reversal of US policy. Brad Bookhultz? @bookhultz_brad Replying to @ChrisMurphyCT @RVAwonk Where is the push to cozy up to Russia coming from? Republicans remember Reagan? Remember evil empire? Shortly before traveling to Moscow with several colleagues, where they will celebrate the 4th of July and hope to meet with Putin, a senior GOP senator all but gave Russia a green light for future interference in U.S. elections: “Hey, Everyone Does It” t.co Julia Davis @JuliaDavisNews #Russia's state TV: The host, Vladimir Soloviev, interviews RT's editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan & points out with great pleasure that Trump—"the head of the democratic world"—never called RT or Sputnik "fake news," reserving that term for CNN, NY Times, Washington Post et al.