Don't they know only Russia are allowed to interfere in Ukraine's politics? That's their sphere of influence!
Oh god is one of them banging on about that again?
It wasn't ''their government'' anymore. It was Putin's government. And it was the Ukrainian public that kicked the traitor out exactly because of that. Its weird to assume a nation's people wouldn't have any reason to be outraged when their leader turns out to be owned by a hostile power. A hostile power with a very long history of doing Ukraine harm.
It was indeed nonsense that Putin thought he could just publicly parade Yanukovitch as his puppet without this backfiring.
It is, the teleporter fails again in the 4th season episode "Sand".
He was pretty good in a six part Robin Hood show from the same era as Blake’s 7 and he’s a lot of fun in The Old Republic
That doesn't actually say that.Hey remember when Trump promised that Medicaid wouldn't be touched?
Trump Says Medicaid Won’t Be ‘Touched.’ House Republicans Want It Cut by Hundreds of Billions.
The president’s record shows a consistent openness to Medicaid cuts, which would seem required for his big goal of extending tax cuts.www.nytimes.com
Well guess what's getting cut motherfuckers.
House Passes G.O.P. Budget Teeing Up Enormous Tax and Spending Cuts
The vote cleared the way to enact major elements of President Trump’s domestic agenda and escalated a bitter fight among Republicans over what federal programs to slash to finance major tax cuts.
It indeed doesn't mention Medicaid. It directs the Energy and Commerce Committee to find $880bn in savings from within its jurisdiction, without specifying where from.
You may be missing that is $880bn over 10 years, so average $88bn per year from a $1.7 trillion budget with currently $130bn in discretionary spending.
That's an annual budget of $1.7tn? So about 1/4 of federal spending? Just clarifying, not arguing.
Yup! They have Medicare, Medicaid, and children's entitlement programs all in there. Medicare alone is the size of the entire military budget.
apnews.com
Or maybe the United States and US-aligned "non-governmental" organizations actually did participate in the overthrow of the elected government.
Says you.
(1. Western involvement in Maidan was paltry, dwarfed by Russian involvement in Ukrainian politics;
2. Russian integration was dismally unpopular, sorry;
3. The Yanukovych government was even more so when they launched the violent crackdown, assisted by Russian security services).
What kind of "participation" are we talking about here? Last time you provided substantiation for this, it boiled down to a paltry amount of funding. While Russia had actual security services on the ground helping the state lethally suppress protests, with which you took no issue.
