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Trump is Trump and we all know what that is bringing to the conflict. However, I also felt the Biden administration's slow dripping of support was just morally bankrupt.

I agree with this, the only rationalization I can come up with is that Biden’s advisors were afraid of widening the war into a full fledged conflagration. I don’t know if those fears were justified (or even if that was the real reason), but I don’t think it has turned out for the best.

The best way to get rid of a bully is to punch him in the nose, not tap him lightly and repeatedly in the belly.

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