Russian Stuff Blowing up: Trump Blows Off New Russia Sanctions Law
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New York, Oct 17 (EFE).-The decision of U.S. President Donald Trump to temporarily exempt Russia from a package of sanctions imposed by the Graham Act, which he had signed last month, ensuring that it is in the national interest, has received harsh criticism both in his own Republican and Democratic ranks as it was a [...] The Congressional entry rejects Trump's decision to exempt Russia from sanctions was first published in HolaNews.
'Appalled': Fed-up Republicans fume over Trump's latest betrayal
President Donald Trump's latest pro-Russia betrayal has left several Republicans fed up, per a report from The Hill, with lawmakers calling the move "unconscionable" and "beyond irresponsible," and suggesting that one of Trump's late allies would be "appalled" by it.In his latest move supporting Russia and Vladimir Putin, Trump on Friday signed an executive order that would exempt Russia from sanctions imposed by a recent "legislative package," …
Trump's Russia waiver draws instant bipartisan backlash
Top Republicans and Democrats alike lined up Saturday to condemn President Trump's decision to waive recent sanctions on Russia, calling it "irresponsible" and "a deal with the devil." Why it matters: Trump already faces a bipartisan effort to overturn his Russian diesel deal when Congress returns after the election. Now he may have to deal with even broader outrage over sanctions Congress approved just a month ago.Driving the news: Late Friday …
Several Republican politicians in Congress believe that the withdrawal of new sanctions against Russia is wrong. The US President's decision is "more than irresponsible."
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