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On the rare occasion when Ukraine was more than a passing line, it was to argue that defending Ukraine should not be a priority for America.
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ORLANDO — Aside from K.T. McFarland’s bright yellow blazer, which was worn to “stand with Ukraine,” and a few brief mentions of praying for the besieged country before speakers plunged into their actual remarks, Day 1 of CPAC on Thursday largely ignored the target of President Putin’s aggression even as the invasion was turning bloody.
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|ORLANDO — Aside from K.T. McFarland’s bright yellow blazer, which was worn to “stand with Ukraine,” and a few brief mentions of praying for the besieged country before speakers plunged into their actual remarks, Day 1 of CPAC on Thursday largely ignored the target of President Putin’s aggression even as the invasion was turning bloody.
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