“It’s Another Day with Jim and Bill”-EPISODE 647-Biden signed a ten year Ukraine security agreement-will it lead to American troops on the ground in that warring country-we talk about this and more episode artwork

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“It’s Another Day with Jim and Bill”-EPISODE 647-Biden signed a ten year Ukraine security agreement-will it lead to American troops on the ground in that warring country-we talk about this and more

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Welcome to the weekend edition of “It’s Another Day with Jim and Bill”-EPISODE 647-President Biden just signed a ten-year Ukraine security agreement. Are we really committed for the next decade? Will this commitment lead to American troops on the ground in that warring country? And why are we backing a dictator? Zelinsky’s presidential mandate ended. There should have been elections in that ‘democratic’ country…but there are none planned. He’s squashed the opposition, silenced opposing media, and even suspended certain religious freedoms…yet we commit to supporting him for the next ten years. There’s got to be more to this story. We talk about all this and more on another busy program

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