Nikki Haley

Rank 22 of 47

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Score 44

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2d

There has been a lot of political back and forth on the war in Ukraine, but let’s take a step back and look at what this means for democracies around the world.

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3d

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3d

With majorities in the House and Senate, this is an opportunity to make all spending cuts and reforms permanent. Executive orders are temporary. Legislation by Congress would allow government spending cuts to last.

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Hudson Institute

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4d

.@NikkiHaley on why Putin cannot be rewarded for continued aggression against the Ukrainian people:

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Great conversation today with @HudsonInstitute. Working with our friends in Central and Eastern Europe can strengthen the U.S. economy and our national security. Bringing more balance to U.S. relationships around the world is critical and freedom-loving allies are the best

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Hudson Institute

@HudsonInstitute

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.@nikkihaley, @JanRuziJan, and @peterrough discuss the transatlantic partnership in a new era.

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Rewarding an aggressor will only lead to more aggressive actions. Failing to stand up for democracies who are invaded will lead to more invasions of free countries. To reward Russia for bad behavior and punish Ukraine for fighting to defend itself would be a terrible injustice,

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Russian President Vladimir Putin rejected Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's proposal for a temporary moratorium on long-range strikes against civilian infrastructure, declined Zelensky's offer to extend Putin's own 30-hour Easter truce, and attempted to justify recent

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May today be a reminder of God’s boundless love for us all. Wishing you and your family every blessing and a renewed sense of hope and peace this Easter.

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