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role along with egypt, with us involvement as well. back in november we had a week—long truce and hostage release deal but since then it has proved much more difficult to try to get some kind of new deal agreed between the two parties. qatar is really seen as being an important go—between because it does have significant leverage over hamas. it hosts in doha some senior hamas leaders and it has done for many years. they live there in exile. and at the same time qatar has this very important role as an ally of the us in the region. it hosts a large us military base in its desert and often does serve a purpose in these kinds of negotiations. these are strong comments that have been made by the prime minister who is also the foreign minister of qatar, sheikh mohammed bin abdulrahman bin jassim al thani. and he has really been talking about how narrow political interests are being served here by some
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they will most likely still lose i polling is any indication, we don't know. they could lose by a historic margin to a front runner, who, let's be, clear has spent more time in court attending his civil fraud trial this week than he has in the state of iowa. even if now it feels inevitable we've come to this, it was not inevitable. it really wasn't. there was a time in winter 2020, one after january 6th, when donald trump was being impeached for inciting the capitol insurrection, his approval rating hit an all-time. low it looked like very well be sent to do a period of political exile. then he came back, the 2022 midterms, the elections worked out poorly for most trump endorsed candidates. he backed losers in a ton of winnable races and there seemed to be a daunting wherein us in the republican party that he was politically toxic. in 2024 could be a wide open race for republicans. all those folks gotta because if i was beautiful. not now.
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