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Ceasefire? The only outcome is that Ukraine will stop bombing the main source of financing for the Russian war (Russia also accepted not to bomb Ukraine's energy infrastructure, but winter is soon over so it's not a significant benefit for Ukraine). Trump has been played by Putin, as expected! 🤣

Exactly! Trump has been played by Putin, as expected. 🤣 Putin got exactly what he wanted! Winter is going to end, so energy is not that important for Ukraine any more. However, Russia's energy infrastructure is key to get the flow of exports going and finance the war.

Well, the agreement doesn't seem to state that Putin will stop bombing civilians, does it? (Sarcasm alert)

This post is a good example of the MAGAs' incoherence!🙂 - Your MAGA cult leader (the American one) is making a fuss and is disturbing the economy, because he wants other countries to buy more U.S. goods - and your reply is that the U.S. doesn't need to export! 🤣

"He also won in 2020 and that was a stolen election." "God deflected that bullet that was meant for his head too. " More intrusion from the MAGA alternate universe into the real world!

Any link to support this allegation?

We can easily guess who this "someone" is!

Trump’s tariffs are inflicting serious economic damage and reigniting inflation, OECD says https://www.cnn.com/2025/03/17/economy/tariffs-oecd-forecast-economy-inflation

Among others, he provided polling data to a Russian agent. Do you believe the conclusions of the GOP-led Senate intelligence committee report of not?

Your usual lame deflection when you have nothing.... 🤣 Russian interference, including the role of Manafort, is well documented in the GOP-led Senate committee report. https://www.intelligence.senate.gov/sites/default/files/documents/Report_Volume1.pdf https://www.reuters.com/article/world/us-senate-committee-concludes-russia-used-manafort-wikileaks-to-boost-trump-i-idUSKCN25E1UZ/

The fact that it is discussed doesn't give any credibility to such allegations.

I believe what I wrote about Manafort.

The Steele dossier was started by Republicans. BTW, a report released by a Republican-led US Senate committee in 2020 concluded that Russia used Republican political operative Paul Manafort and the WikiLeaks website to try to help Mr Trump win.

And the article is wrong, as the EU or EU laws are not involved in the case discussed. They are also not involved in the case of AfD which is also evoked in the article, and even less in the case of UK (for an obvious reason). You comment is just another example of Brexiteers' fantasies.

Complete B.S....

I'm not danderman23 and I don't reply instead of him "I never said that!"

Well the thread topic is about elections and about the electoral commission and the supreme court making decisions about elections.....

Mogandave Yellowtail, you should know... unless you think it was just a special operation! 😆

Suuure! And it's not like martial law would be of any interest when a country is continuously invaded and bombed! BTW, the parliament has voted to postpone elections.

A well written piece of Russian/MAGA propaganda!

China bad is your cult leader's mantra (the American one, not the Russian one)!

I cannot because there is no EU law mandating how member States must hold national elections. So your argument is invalid.

So what are those imaginary EU laws about holding elections in member states?

The usual propaganda B.S. It's low but Republican are not faring much better at 36%. https://edition.cnn.com/2025/03/16/politics/cnn-poll-democrats/index.html?iid=cnn-mobile-app&iid=cnn-mobile-app Let's wait for the impact of Trump tariffs on inflation and how the job market will evolve.

Voters' Ratings On Economy And Trump Dip, Trade And Russia - Ukraine War Weigh On Trump's Numbers, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; Majority Disapprove Of Trump's Handling Of Zelensky Meeting https://poll.qu.edu/poll-release?releaseid=3921 Twenty-three percent of voters describe the state of the nation's economy these days as either excellent (1 percent) or good (22 percent), and 76 percent describe it as either not so good (45 percent) or poor (31 percent). This is a change from Quinnipiac University's December 2024 poll when 34 percent described it as either excellent (3 percent) or good (31 percent) and 64 percent described it as either not so good (31 percent) or poor (33 percent).