Newsom Slams 'DISGUSTING' Use Of U.S. Soldiers To Roll Out Red Carpet For Putin
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The California governor posted a photo of U.S. soldiers on their knees, rolling out and cleaning the red carpet for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) slammed President Donald Trump’s use of U.S. soldiers to roll out and clean a red carpet meant for Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
“Trump had our BRAVE AMERICAN SOLDIERS ON THEIR KNEES to roll out the RED CARPET for his best friend VLAD!” Newsom posted on X, mocking Trump’s chaotic way of writing social media messages.
Attached to the post was an image of U.S. soldiers on their knees rolling out the red carpet for Putin’s arrival in Anchorage, Alaska on Friday for a summit with Trump about the war the Russian president started with Ukraine.
“DISGUSTING,” the post added.
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