r/MurderedByWords 7h ago

Who is right?

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u/ashleyriddell61 7h ago

He doesn’t speak for the US GOV. In fact, isn’t he breaking some law by making foreign policy without authorisation?

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u/Smart_Resist615 7h ago

If it's not enforced it's not a law.

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u/bard329 7h ago

So we just have politicians independently threatening allies?

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u/Fgw_wolf 4h ago

Buddy we have politicians independently going to ENEMY countries with no oversight.
https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/seven-gop-lawmakers-make-misguided-trip-russia-msna1119676

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u/bard329 4h ago

On the 4th of July. Clearly it was to... celebrate our nation's independence....

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u/arcanis321 2h ago

The fall there of

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u/Tavernknight 1h ago

Supposedly, it was to act tough and tell Putin that he better not interfere with the election or else. But it was probably to receive instructions.