That's imperialism. The people who live in the US have no right to decide Russian politics. That's up to the people who live in Russia.

If you care about someone, you advise them to remain whole.

Yes and it is a violation of the Constitutional provision against cruel and unusual punishment. The US House has the obligation to impeach President Trump to restore the constitution.

I wonder how they got out.

Can we get Ray-gun off of National Airport?

So you don't even support the idea of defeating vote splitting?

Whoever snails me a letter to their rep in the US House, in support of impeachment, I will deliver it to the rep's office.

Her stance on whether it is important for States to come into compliance with _Wesberry_ vs. _Sanders_?

A vote for Nader wouldn't have been a vote for Bush in effect.

Even if you and I and a bunch of other people were to come to agreement that socialism is necessary, including limits on personal wealth and private corporate power, it'd be hard to sell to many who grew up in US culture. Maybe equality in voting would be an easier sell and would gain us much.

Maybe so, but I suggest that if the people got to elect whom they want instead of the lesser evil, they'd find candidates of better moral character, and those would resist bribery more than the current crop does.

When you say "Ukraine working regime change in Russia", does that mean you think that the Ukraine is trying to change the regime in Russia and that the US should support that materially?

Unsubscribing from your e-mails due to your non-response.

I think the military-industrial complex (MIC) and the big capitalists of the US want to break Russia up. See the film _Ukraine on Fire_.

Her stance on _Wesberry_ vs. _Sanders_?

Does "blue" refer to the so-called "Democratic" party?

When did Iran kill people on ships?

When the USSR placed missiles in Cuba that could reach the U. S., did President Kennedy have grounds to object?