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Maria Butina has asked a federal judge to release her from prison and send her home to Russia after she spent nine months in jail since her arrest for acting as a foreign agent of the Russian government.
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She seems like a very nervous and emotional chick. I hope she calms her feelings before she hits the battle field
29 Dec 9:55am
Give me a break. Pense is not stupid but he is a liar just like President Dotard. He knew what was going on.
5 Dec 9:17pm
I work part time so when this gets in affect will I have to force to work full time? I don't think Trump should do this to at all.
31 Aug 5:50pm
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