Summary

Secretary of State Marco Rubio grew visibly frustrated during an ABC News interview when questioned about the Trump administration’s approach to Russia.

Defending Trump’s push for peace talks with Putin, Rubio insisted negotiations were necessary but admitted the administration didn’t know Russia’s demands.

He clashed with host George Stephanopoulos over Trump’s refusal to call Putin a dictator and the U.S. siding with Russia in a recent UN vote.

Rubio also compared Trump’s handling of Ukraine to Biden’s approach to Israel, further escalating tensions.

  • @NABDad
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    120 hours ago

    A triumvirate?

    Just a speed bump on the way to a dictatorship.

    • Boomer Humor Doomergod
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      519 hours ago

      Okay how about everyone votes on everything? That actually sounds awesome.

      • @Snowclone
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        132 minutes ago

        It would be fairly simple to pull off with modern technology

      • TheLowestStone
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        318 hours ago

        It sounds awesome until you remember that we can barely get half our population to vote for president most of the time and that the average voter is uninformed and poorly educated.

        • @Snowclone
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          130 minutes ago

          If you look at polling you often find the majority of Americans don’t actually agree with much of the actions of either party, I personally think direct democracy would lead to real progress and prosperity.

          • @Snowclone
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            130 minutes ago

            Not really. We have a lot of connectivity, the world has never been smaller.

            • @[email protected]
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              126 minutes ago

              I do not trust techbros to solve this correctly. It would be far too easy and tempting to game the system.

              Any political system needs to be able to function separate from electronic devices as there are times when the grid fails.