Opinions P.M.: Putin is trapped in a quagmire and doesn’t know how to get out
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The invasion of Ukraine and the Kremlin's countless other transgressions, inspired and justified by Soviet-era ideology, follow the lack of any public accounting after the fall of the Iron Curtain.
To picket a judge's home is especially problematic. It tries to bring direct public pressure to bear on a decision-making process that must be controlled, evidence-based and rational.
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