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Her deeply skeptical views of most U.S. foreign policy, including support for Ukraine, sympathy for dictators like Vladimir Putin and Bashar al-Assad in Syria and embrace of various conspiracy theories has earned her many critics who say that she would not pass muster in a Senate confirmation process.

From Salon

“You could play that line with all the darkness and sincerity that you can muster, and it might really strike a chord in the the heart of the audience, or you could put a tiny little spin on it and get a big laugh,” he said, thinking about it for a moment.

Joshua Karty’s five field goals were all the Rams could muster.

Meanwhile, the Supreme Court is eager to abet the worst attacks on democracy the right wing can muster.

From Slate

This time, they could not muster the same accuracy and were left with a vastly different feeling from March's joy.

From BBC

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