POLLS SHOW THAT PUTIN IS BETTER FOR RUSSIA THAN BIDEN IS FOR AMERICA

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POLLS SHOW THAT PUTIN IS BETTER FOR RUSSIA THAN BIDEN IS FOR AMERICA

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Saturday, July 8, 2023 - 16:54.

Don't need a poll...

Darkest Sun, 07/09/2023 - 05:49

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This isn't rocket science! Biden is a compromised buffoon who should step down now from the office of the Presidency. Say what you will about Putin. At least he loves his nation and its people. Biden hates at least 50% of Americans. Before Biden leaves office, he will have us embroiled in WW3 or worse.

So it is..

Stanley Livingston Sun, 07/09/2023 - 09:21

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"PUTIN IS BETTER FOR RUSSIA THAN BIDEN IS FOR AMERICA" Stalin was better for Russia than Biden is for America. Mao was better for China than Biden is for America. Castro was better for Cuba than Biden is for America. Biden is better for America than Obama was for America. But then Obama is still the president and rules and directs his sock puppet Biden.

Polls also showed Putin is better for Russia...

Jackie Puppet Mon, 07/10/2023 - 01:35

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...than Trump was for America too - Putin's approval has been in the 80-89% range for a long time, and the ones who disapprove are mostly those who wish Putin was tougher toward the West.

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