Ron Paul asks: Will Marco Rubio Be Trump’s Blinken?

On today’s Ron Paul Liberty Report:

Sen. Marco Rubio is a shoo-in for Secretary of State in the coming Trump Administration, but will the long-time neocon interventionist last long in an administration elected to pursue a new kind of foreign policy? Politico writes today that he may have a very short run at Foggy Bottom. Also today: Why is Trump’s Ukraine envoy accepting highly paid speaking gigs from a Marxist-terrorist cult?

Reprinted from The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Prosperity.

 

Will Mike Waltz’s Ukraine Strategy LEAD TO DISASTER? New Episode of the Kyle Anzalone Show

Ukraine’s Future on the Frontlines: Mike Waltz to Send Ukraine’s Youth to Slaughterhouse

Will Mike Waltz’s Ukraine Strategy LEAD TO DISASTER?

In this episode of The Kyle Anzalone Show, Kyle dives into the shocking remarks made by Congressman Mike Waltz, calling for Ukraine’s youth to step into the frontlines of the ongoing war. Kyle breaks down the implications of Waltz’s controversial stance, examining the human cost of feeding young lives into the so-called “meat grinder” of war. With hard-hitting analysis, he explores the broader geopolitical ramifications, the toll on Ukraine’s future, and the moral questions surrounding the use of young men as pawns in a brutal conflict. Tune in for an unflinching discussion on the realities of war and the reckless political rhetoric fueling the crisis.

Kyle also turns his attention to Israel’s escalating war in Gaza, shedding light on the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in the region. He critiques the White House’s push for expedited approval of weapons sales, delving into the courageous resignation of former State Department official Josh Paul, who stepped down in protest of U.S. policy last year.

Lastly, a viral clip from Prof. Jeffrey Sachs was posted by President Donald Trump on his Truth Social platform. Sachs and Judge Napolitano, on his Judging Freedom Podcast, discussed it further. We take a brief look at their conversation and unpack the key points.

Join Kyle for an unflinching analysis of the reckless political decisions shaping global conflicts and their dire consequences for human lives.

Cuba and the Ridiculous State Sponsors of Terrorism List

The Biden administration is getting something right on foreign policy at the very end:

Less than a week before leaving the White House, President Joe Biden is lifting the state sponsor of terrorism designation for Cuba, nearly four years to the day from when President Donald Trump, in one of his own last acts in office, put Havana back on the list.

Removing Cuba from the state sponsors list is the right decision, but it should have been made years ago. The Trump administration’s designation was wrong on the merits, and everyone could see that it was done at the last minute to box the next administration in. That move succeeded in large part because Biden and Blinken didn’t want to be attacked for being “weak,” and so they kept in place punishing sanctions that hurt the Cuban people out of political cowardice.

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Ron Paul asks: What Will Trump Do On Ukraine?

On today’s Ron Paul Liberty Report:

Incoming President Trump’s National Security Advisor, Mike Waltz, has signaled that Ukraine must start recruiting even younger men into the meat grinder. After the loss of an estimated 600,000 men, Waltz is calling for even more killing, even as it is becoming obvious to even the mainstream media that Russia is winning the war. Is Waltz speaking for Trump?

Reprinted from The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Prosperity.

Letters From Gaza: ‘Alhamdulillah. We Are Not Okay’

Over the past 14 months, I have received hundreds of messages from family members throughout the Gaza Strip. The nature of the messages often conveyed a sense of urgency and panic but, at times, contentment in God’s will.

Some of those who wrote these notes have been killed in Israeli strikes, like my sister, Dr. Soma Baroud; others lost children, siblings, cousins, neighbors and friends. It may seem strange that none of those who communicated with me throughout the war have ever questioned their faith, and have often, if not always, begun their messages by checking on me, and my children.

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