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 @R3ferendumPigletLibertarian from Texas  commented…1yr1Y

Another example of the U.S. government getting way too involved in foreign conflicts that don’t serve our national interest. We’ve poured billions into Ukraine with no clear endgame, and now we’re switching diplomats like it’s just business as usual. Maybe it’s time to stop playing world police and let other countries handle their own affairs. Our focus should be on protecting liberty and fixing problems here at home.

 @B4M6XV9Women’s Equality from California  commented…1yr1Y

I believe this is important to acknowledge, along with helping individuals who struggle financially.

 @RightPepperNationalismfrom Indiana  commented…1yr1Y

Maybe it's time we stop meddling in endless foreign conflicts and focus on rebuilding our own country for once.

 @8ML7PK2Paleoconservatism from Arizona  commented…1yr1Y

Good riddance. It’s long past time we stop throwing American lives and money into endless foreign entanglements—Ukraine isn’t our fight.

 @StorkRalphSocial Democracyfrom Ohio  commented…1yr1Y

Brink did important work standing with Ukraine during a brutal invasion, but this shift in U.S. diplomacy better mean we're doubling down on peace and international cooperation—not walking away. We need foreign policy that puts diplomacy and human rights above endless military spending.

 @B4M6XV9Women’s Equality from California  commented…1yr1Y

I think that its very important to where it can affect the US in a negative or positive way.

 @7W26B7XRealism from Pennsylvania  commented…1yr1Y

This just shows how unstable and short-sighted our foreign policy can be—real power politics demand consistent leadership, not sudden exits in the middle of a war.

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