Joe Biden is now POTUS
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White House Confirms First Call Between President Biden and Russian Leader
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki held a briefing on the news of the day, including the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic, vaccine distribution plans, efforts to pass an additional relief bill, and the Senate impeachment trial of former President Trump. White House Domestic Policy...
Probably talking about Navalny. Biden also extended the STARTSusan Rice's comments
White House Confirms First Call Between President Biden and Russian Leader
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki held a briefing on the news of the day, including the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic, vaccine distribution plans, efforts to pass an additional relief bill, and the Senate impeachment trial of former President Trump. White House Domestic Policy...
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On first call with Putin, Biden raises election interference, bounties, Navalny poisoning
By Ben Leonard 11 mins ago
On first call with Putin, Biden raises election interference, bounties, Navalny poisoning
President Joe Biden called Russian President Vladimir Putin Tuesday afternoon, expressing U.S. objections to a variety of Kremlin actions, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Tuesday.
© Alexander Zemlianichenko/AP Photo Then-Vice President Joe Biden is pictured shaking hands with Russia's Vladimir Putin on March 10, 2011 in Moscow.
Psaki told reporters at Tuesday's press briefing that the call was scheduled to take place as she was behind the podium fielding press questions. She said the White House would issue a readout of the call later Tuesday afternoon.
Biden called intending to raise concern about a suspected Russian SolarWinds spying campaign that breached Justice Department email accounts, reports of Russian bounties reportedly placed on American troops and interference in the 2020 election, Psaki said. The president also intended to raise his concerns about the poisoning of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny and the Kremlin's recent treatment of peaceful protestors demonstrating in support of him, the press secretary said.
Biden also intended to support Ukrainian sovereignty and his goal of extending a nuclear arms treaty for five years with Russia, Psaki said.
"His intention was also to make clear that the United States will act firmly in defense of our national interests in response to malign actions by Russia," Psaki told reporters.
Biden's agenda for his call with Putin struck a decidedly different tone than former President Donald Trump, who was the subject of significant criticism for his relatively soft rhetoric towards Russia, especially relative to his broader America-first approach to foreign policy. Trump routinely attempted to undermine widely-accepted evidence about the Kremlin's 2016 election interference, at one point telling reporters that he would take the Russian president's word over that of the U.S. intelligence community on the issue.
By Ben Leonard 11 mins ago
On first call with Putin, Biden raises election interference, bounties, Navalny poisoning
President Joe Biden called Russian President Vladimir Putin Tuesday afternoon, expressing U.S. objections to a variety of Kremlin actions, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Tuesday.
© Alexander Zemlianichenko/AP Photo Then-Vice President Joe Biden is pictured shaking hands with Russia's Vladimir Putin on March 10, 2011 in Moscow.
Psaki told reporters at Tuesday's press briefing that the call was scheduled to take place as she was behind the podium fielding press questions. She said the White House would issue a readout of the call later Tuesday afternoon.
Biden called intending to raise concern about a suspected Russian SolarWinds spying campaign that breached Justice Department email accounts, reports of Russian bounties reportedly placed on American troops and interference in the 2020 election, Psaki said. The president also intended to raise his concerns about the poisoning of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny and the Kremlin's recent treatment of peaceful protestors demonstrating in support of him, the press secretary said.
Biden also intended to support Ukrainian sovereignty and his goal of extending a nuclear arms treaty for five years with Russia, Psaki said.
"His intention was also to make clear that the United States will act firmly in defense of our national interests in response to malign actions by Russia," Psaki told reporters.
Biden's agenda for his call with Putin struck a decidedly different tone than former President Donald Trump, who was the subject of significant criticism for his relatively soft rhetoric towards Russia, especially relative to his broader America-first approach to foreign policy. Trump routinely attempted to undermine widely-accepted evidence about the Kremlin's 2016 election interference, at one point telling reporters that he would take the Russian president's word over that of the U.S. intelligence community on the issue.
how does it help us..explain
The both side are the same crowd gonna be hot.
So then press your local and state government.
Something that is already happening in some states and local governments.
Im still pretty certain Mitch will vote to convict Trump.
Everything that Biden signed in the last hour is from Susan Rice's team. She didn't mention anything foreign.
I can't call it. Those republicans are different.
Nope! The only 5 Republicans that voted yes were:
Romney
Murkowski
Sasse
Collins
Toomey
Susan Rice's comments
It's about 15 minutesWhite House Confirms First Call Between President Biden and Russian Leader
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki held a briefing on the news of the day, including the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic, vaccine distribution plans, efforts to pass an additional relief bill, and the Senate impeachment trial of former President Trump. White House Domestic Policy...
Did Trump ever have an Racial Equity Program? A Press Conference? An Executive order? Anything?
Closing private prisons ends federal for profit emprisonment.
Ok and how does that stop discrimination or reduce the amount of black men getting kicked up disproportionately? State prisons still exist. States will continue to make money off of cheap prison labor
The senate just held a vote on Rand Paul's motion that the impeachment trial is unconstitutional since Trump is not in office. Only 55 voted to table the motion.
Private prisons are the ones who pay off judges to issue harsh sentences.
Gotcha! There's no way GOP would vote for that. They want to get as far away from Trump as possible. The last thing they want is for a trial to bring out all the shit that they have allowed to happen under their watch.
They're trying to save face with their consitutients at this point. Trump is gone and doing anything against him just further hurts their standing with their brand!
Also, GOP are crazy! End Trumps ability to possibly run for POTUS in 2024 now. Don't leave the door open for that nonsense again.
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It is in the Contract that the prison gets paid
1. so much per inmate
2. Even if the prison pop goes down. The Prison gets paid as if it was 95 % Full.
Since the state must pay for a 95% full , The courts make sure it is that full or more
That's why you have to vote in all elections ESPECIALLY the local ones. There's nothing the president can do about private prisons paid for by the state.
I can see the save face part and brand, but am not following the rest. I was sharing that Mitch will not vote to convict considering how he just voted in favor of Paul's bill that it's unconstitutional to try Drumpf.
There's no way you're black.
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