I told President Zelenskyy @ZelenskyyUa the truth. I used to believe Ukraine was a country full of Nazis, and as a Jewish America, I opposed sending a dime of taxpayer money to Ukraine.
Then I traveled to Ukraine and learned first hand how Ukraine has
one of the strongest laws against antisemitism in Europe, which passed under his presidency. Nazism is actually ILLEGAL in Ukraine, and you can be jailed for promoting Third Reich materials.
You know where it’s not illegal? The United States. In the US, Woke Reich Nazis are political advisors to some people running for office. And yes, we all know who I’m talking about.
Meanwhile, Russia and their communist state media just called ME a “Nazi collaborator” for visiting Ukraine and speaking with Zelenskyy. 🤡😂
President Zelenskyy reminded me that history proves Ukraine is the country the actual Nazis totally occupied, killing 8 million Ukrainians.
Zelenskyy tells me there are no Nazis in Ukraine.
@StephanieWhite Why not outright “retaliation”?
The WNBA enforces flagrant/retaliation rules strictly. Retaliation risks technicals, ejections, suspensions, and fines — and can cost the Fever the game. The smarter path is deterrence (physical, legal play) + league discipline.
@StephanieWhite Punish fouls within the rules: take charges, draw contact, and immediately appeal to officials/league when fouls cross the line.
Control tempo: more defensive rebounds and transition points limit opponents’ opportunities to set traps/off‑ball hits.
@StephanieWhite How these additions protect Clark without illegal retaliation
Set legal, hard screens that free Clark and also let defenders know the Fever aren’t soft.
@StephanieWhite Alysha Clark / defensive glue guard — gritty perimeter defender
Why: Brave, willing to take charges, multiple‑position defender.
How used: Stick on smaller, physical defenders who try to rough Clark up; take charges and control emotion.
@StephanieWhite Veteran enforcer / veteran glue players
Experience + toughness helps keep young teams in line and protect a star personality.
DeWanna Bonner (veteran tough wing) — if available
Why: Veteran who plays physically, scores, and isn’t afraid of contact.