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Criticism of US-Russia ties is not only from the right-wing

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The article promotes a stereotype, that only right-wingers are oppose ties with Russia, and left-wingers support a pro-Russian US policy... it's not really the case anymore. While there are anti-Russian conservatives and pro-Russian liberals, it goes the other way too. There are a large number of Tea Party Islamophobes who view Russia as a necessary ally in their fight against what they call "Islamofascism" (whatever this is supposed to be). Likewise, there are liberals who are quite uneasy about the soft stances of not only Obama, but Bush as well, on human rights in Russia, and criticize any positive ties with Russia, a they believe lacks meaningful democracy, has problems with excessive racism, and is quite suppressive (and then may I bring up the effect of the Chechen Wars on liberal opinion in the US?). In reality, the issue of relations with Russia (among people educated on the issue) transcends political boundaries in the US. --74.70.108.251 (talk) 14:53, 13 November 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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