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For [[liberal]]s, admitting [[Donald Trump]]'s role would undermine the corporate media narrative they disseminated for years that Trump is an agent of the [[Kremlin]] who only [[2016 presidential election|won in 2016]] because of a sophisticated [[Russiagate|Russian coup]]. For the [[MAGA]] movement, it would mean admitting that Trump is not an enemy of the [[Deep State]] nor a principled [[interventionism|non-interventionist]], but actually in line with the [[establishment]] wings of [[Uniparty|both parties]]—a fatal blow to a business model which relies on propping up Trump as a substantive alternative to [[warmonger]]ing [[Democrat]]s. Journalist Michael Tracey observed:
For [[liberal]]s, admitting [[Donald Trump]]'s role would undermine the corporate media narrative they disseminated for years that Trump is an agent of the [[Kremlin]] who only [[2016 presidential election|won in 2016]] because of a sophisticated [[Russiagate|Russian coup]]. For the [[MAGA]] movement, it would mean admitting that Trump is not an enemy of the [[Deep State]] nor a principled [[interventionism|non-interventionist]], but actually in line with the [[establishment]] wings of [[Uniparty|both parties]]—a fatal blow to a business model which relies on propping up Trump as a substantive alternative to [[warmonger]]ing [[Democrat]]s. Journalist Michael Tracey observed:
{{Cquote|What they will do now until [[2024 presidential election|the election]] is pretend, I’m going to say they, I mean just [[propagandist]]s and [[partisan]] operatives for both parties. They’re going to pretend that there are these seismic gulfs between the two parties. Even though we have demonstrable evidence that they were able to magically coordinate on the most consequential bill that was ushered through the [[legislative branch]] probably in years, I mean at least since the [[CARES Act of 2020]].<ref>https://scheerpost.com/2024/04/25/michael-tracey-america-first-or-ukraine-first/</ref>}}
{{Cquote|What they will do now until [[2024 presidential election|the election]] is pretend, I’m going to say they, I mean just [[propagandist]]s and [[partisan]] operatives for both parties. They’re going to pretend that there are these seismic gulfs between the two parties. Even though we have demonstrable evidence that they were able to magically coordinate on the most consequential bill that was ushered through the [[legislative branch]] probably in years, I mean at least since the [[CARES Act of 2020]].<ref>https://scheerpost.com/2024/04/25/michael-tracey-america-first-or-ukraine-first/</ref>}}
Near the end of the [[Biden junta]]'s usurpation of power, the Pentagon reported the amount of aid allocated to Ukraine. In total, almost $183 billion was spent, according to a report by the military's inspector general. Most of the money was spent on security and Operation Atlantic Resolve, at $131.36 billion. Almost $44 billion went to developing public administration programs and paying Ukrainian officials' salaries. Only $4 billion of the total was spent on humanitarian aid.
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