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Marita Vlachou Defense Secretary Pete Hesgeth on Sunday said Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) should be investigated by the Pentagon again over
"Did he violate his oath…again?" the defense secretary asked on social media.
The president fired off the angry message directed at the newspaper in the wee hours of Tuesday.
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"He is going to go for it. He’s going tomorrow," a Wes Streeting ally told The Times of London.
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Marita Vlachou U.K. Health Secretary Wes Streeting on Thursday resigned from his position, saying he no longer had confidence in Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
"China has a Ballroom, and so should the U.S.A.!" the president said.
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The president dismissed the possibility of a conflict between the two superpowers over Taiwan. "I think we'll be fine," he said.
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"No matter what Republicans do, we will force them to vote," the Senate Democratic leader said.
