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    The Words Trump Refuses to Speak

    For the most verbally belligerent president in history, Trump’s comments about Russia’s nerve-agent attack have been conspicuously weak.
    by David Frum Mar 15, 2018 3 minutes
    Source: Jorge Silva / Reuters

    It’s as if the nation’s Russia policy is being made by the world’s balkiest teenager.

    Today, after a week of resistance, President Trump at least delivered something close to a definitive statement about Russian culpability for the March 4 nerve-agent attack on British soil. Asked by ABC’s Jonathan Karl whether he could now accept that Russia was to blame, Trump answered: “It looks like it. I spoke with the prime minister and we are in deep discussions. A very

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