As I posted a couple of times on the previous page, words literally cannot describe how much I hate Donald Trump.
This column, by Pablo O'Hana, comes close to giving me the words, though.
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Here's something my friends and family have never heard before: I'm completely lost for words.
It's taken me unusually long to gather my thoughts for this column because I just couldn't find what to say...
Trump says he wants peace, but at every turn, he is punishing Ukraine, not
Russia. He said he was tired of watching Ukrainian people die.
So why is he apparently preparing to deport 240,000 of them straight back into the jaws of a deadly war zone?
Reports at home and abroad suggest that the President is going to revoke the protections they've enjoyed in the US since fleeing the conflict.
Let that sink in for a moment. These 240,000 humans are not abstract statistics – that's a quarter of a million mothers, fathers, and children who escaped Putin's missiles and brutality.
There are no words to describe the wave of despair I felt upon hearing this news. My initial reaction isn't printable. But as I paced my room, a mixture of frustration and emotion simmering, my phone lit up as friends texted me
in complete disbelief.
The conclusion was unanimous. Evil. Not just pure evil, but evil on a historic and unprecedented scale...
This is a tale of two conflicts: the war in Ukraine and the battle for America's soul—and Trump's latest betrayal reveals exactly how America is faring in its internal struggle...
Trump's decision to revoke this protection and throw these families back into Putin's war machine isn't strength, 'America First' or even a vain attempt to secure peace – it's moral bankruptcy at its absolute worst...
