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    The Crisis Facing America

    The country can no longer afford to wait to ascertain why President Trump has subordinated himself to Putin—it must deal with the fact that he has.
    by David Frum Jul 16, 2018 2 minutes
    Source: Lehtikuva Lehtikuva / Reuters

    We still do not know what hold Vladimir Putin has on Donald Trump, but the whole world has now witnessed the power of its grip.

    Russia helped Donald Trump into the presidency, as Robert Mueller’s indictment vividly details. Putin, in his own voice, has confirmed that he wanted Trump

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