Secretary of State Mike Pompeo insisted that rooting out corruption in Ukraine has been a hallmark of official U.S. policy in Europe as a congressional investigation into relations between the two countries hangs over the department.
"We had a very clear policy with respect to Ukraine, and we executed it successfully," Pompeo said Tuesday during a briefing with reporters. "There are still many challenges. Still have Russians in the Donbass. We still have the president in Ukraine working to make sure we move through the challenges the country has had with corruption for an awfully long time now."
This is an objective, Pompeo explained, that President Trump's State Department had been working on well before Democrats launched a formal investigation into what they allege to be a campaign of shadow diplomacy orchestrated by Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani.
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4 comments:
Lets First End Corruption in America's Govt !!!!
Get Rid of Corrupt Demon-crats !!!!
Ending Democrats Radical Anti-American -Traitor Policy is
going to be America's Policy !!! Taking Our country Back
Did the Bidens escape from paying taxes in the US
I wonder how many democrats made a fortune off of dealings with Ukraine? Maybe that's where part of the billions they give them goes.
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