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Do you think the Russo-Ukrainian war is more likely to end with a trump win in 2024 rather than a Biden win? (hexbear.net)
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It seems like there's no way that Biden can make any negotiation with Russia seem like a win to his base so if he wins it's almost an automatic 4 more years of war. But if Trump wins he could make most of the concessions that Russia wants and still sell it as "the best deal" to his fans. Is a trump win the best hope for shortening war?

Disclaimer: I would never vote for trump, I also won't vote for Biden, I'm also in a state that always goes one way so it doesn't matter at all.

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[–] blobjim@hexbear.net 2 points 2 years ago

The president has the power to not send more money to Ukraine

He can only do that if there is anyone else in the government that wants to do that. Otherwise he can probably be convinced not to.