GLASNOST
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That's not a problem but yes a worthy question. The problem is that Americans put too much emphasis on the false ability of a president. But that can go both ways. First of all, we must understand that a president doesn't really have all that much power anyway. Big business and the so-called Military-Industrial Complex gets what it wants and the president is just there to make the decisions that the aforementioned powerful have already decided upon. Certifiable moronic idiots like Bush Jr. and Joey Biden have no "say" in anything at all but just nod their heads on queue. BUT! Some presidents have a mind of their own based upon experience and intelligence. Trump is one of the exceptions to the rule of American presidential buffoonery. He is intelligent, experienced, stubborn and relatively fearless. But remember now that he wasn't supposed to win ..... and that's the reason why.The problem here is whether Biden just happened to be US President while this happened, or this happened because Biden was US president? .....
The "bottom line", my bottom line, is that I don't really think Putin was being kept subdued by Trump but rather Trump kept Washington subdued thus denying pressure to back Putin into a corner by the CIA. What is happening today in the Ukraine would have already happened had Trump not put the kibosh on the CIA's mission to instigate war.
So, we are back to the OP, "62 percent of American voters believe that President Putin would not have invaded Ukraine if President Trump were still in office instead of Mr Biden".
That 62 percent is correct ... even if it is for the wrong reason.
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