ClineWatch: Ben Cline’s pathetic lies justifying inaction on Ukraine aid
Let’s look at Ben Cline’s latest excuses for opposing further U.S. aid to Ukraine as it fights to beat back murderous Russian aggression.
Let’s look at Ben Cline’s latest excuses for opposing further U.S. aid to Ukraine as it fights to beat back murderous Russian aggression.
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