“Extraordinary” and “Audacious” are two words I’ve seen to describe President Donald Trump’s recent actions in Venezuela. But I had a different thought after waking up Saturday morning to the news that the United States military had violated the sovereignty of an independent nation. This was my thought when I read that the American military […]
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