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Tuesday, Jul 28, 2026

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said he wants US President Joe Biden to be re-elected because the Democrat is better for America

It is nice that a German leader is promoting the President of the United States. Other countries are welcome to interfere in elections too, but only as long as they are supporting the person that must condemn them for foreign interference in the US elections.
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