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Laura Loomer apologizes for downplaying Ukraine war after witnessing the horror: ‘I was wrong’
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NY PostCJul 22, 4:57 PM
Laura Loomer apologizes for downplaying Ukraine war after witnessing the horror: ‘I was wrong’
Pro-Trump activist Laura Loomer apologized for downplaying the horrors of the Ukraine war for years after visiting Kyiv this week, admitting that she was wrong for falling for Russian propaganda.
The TelegraphBJul 22, 11:41 AM
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