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Resigned tonight. The robust way he stood up to the Trump Administration and to trump himself on ethics issues and the president s unprecedented financial conflicts of interest. His name is walter shoeb. He said he was not forced out of the Office Of Government Ethics. He basically says hes leaving because the u. S. Governmentestics rules are not Strong Enough to allow him to stand up to what this president and his family are doing so he is leaving his jb at the Office Of Government Ethics in order to try to strengthen the rules from the outside. Very interesting resignation today. Weve got mo...

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This would be a very high-stakes meeting, especially because we sea earlier this week russian missiles landing very close to the polish border. those fears by the nato countries, this is at situation that could draw in somehow poland. any of those eastern flanked countries, they are growing by the day here. what this summit would do, essentially, it would bring all these leaders together and allow them to reassess the situation. what would the consequences be if it were to cross into nato territory. howerth they going to continue to help them fend off this wri russian onslaught. -- it's very i...

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