March 22, 2022
For me, the Ukraine situation is pretty simple. Ukraine didn’t invade Russia, Russia invaded Ukraine. And Russia is our geopolitical rival/enemy, while Ukraine is not. So I am on Ukraine’s side and am happy to do what we can to help the Ukrainians, without committing acts of war against Russia. Like, say, shooting down their airplanes.
So I am part of what seems to be an unusually broad consensus among Americans. That said, I agree with Scott [Johnson] that commentators like Tucker Carlson perform a valuable service by providing a counterpoint to the hawkish, pro-Ukraine perspective that we hear every day. Candace Owens is another who has been a Ukraine/war skeptic, and, like Tucker, she has been accused of promulgating Russian propaganda.
That is the angle the New York Times is taking. A Times reporter reached out to Candace to let her know that a smear was in the offing:
Candace is so much smarter than a Times reporter that you knew right away this was going to be good. Candace didn’t disappoint:
Just for fun, she piled on:
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Posted by: Mike at March 22, 2022 10:28 PM (j+/Kb)
Remember how every day we heard Trump was toast, that he was coming to his end? And after the dog and pony show Trump was still just fine.
We've seen that with other Republicans, mainly with conservatives running. The news is always bad for them. Reagan never stood a chance and Carter was going to win in a tidal wave election, for another example.
So now they are trying to use this on Putin. But he's cut from another cloth.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at March 23, 2022 07:52 AM (S3/FB)
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