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>I've seen Carlson being mentioned as a possible presidential candidate in the future.
Didn't know he had such high profile, but it reminds me: recently there was another spying kerfuffle. Apparently his team was seeking an interview with Putin. NSA intercepted some communications and leaked it to the liberal press. Libtards went into meltdown somehow forgetting that NBC (lib) had just conducted an >1 hour interview with him before the Geneve summit.
>We are used - or rather a romanticized version of our description is used - to influence people in the US and outcomes of political maneuvers.
yes, it's double-edged sword though because, given the US polarisation, becoming a "red empire friend" also establishes you as a "blue empire enemy". Although this was almost a foregone conclusion at this point, considering how intransigent western libs are in pushing globohomo, and statements by Biden and various eurocrats. Better learn how to defuse their regime-change operations in any case