Dearest mother —
Basic training is underway. A new campaign is upon us. I am enraptured. The men look strong and determined. Time away from the battlefield has done me well — and allowed my mind and neck beard to grow closer. Please send squirrel oil and your scrumptious salted pork ankles. I feel plucky about what lie ahead.
— Andrew
🚨 The guy on the left was arrested and convicted for illegally selling missiles to Iran during the Reagan Administration. The guy on the right is a Fox News "military analyst” who thinks Iran shouldn't have missiles. They're the same guy.
@repdinatitus@POTUS There is no mechanism in the Treaty to "extend" it any further than February 4th. U.S. and Russian negotiatiors would need to agree to an entirely new Treaty.
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