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Trump and Obama: Who's Really Tougher On Russia?

By Byron York
Thursday, March 01 2018

Recently, President Trump tweeted, "I have been much tougher on Russia than Obama, just look at the facts. Total Fake News!" The tweet was greeted with incredulity in some press circles. CNN called it "simply false." "The facts suggest the opposite," said the Washington Post. "Mostly false," declared Politifact, noting the president's statement "immediately drew guffaws among media commentators." The reaction left some Republican national security and foreign policy hands shaking their heads. How could one add up the actions that Trump has taken…

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