Florida Congresswoman Ana Paulina Luna publicly solicited documents from the Kremlin, received them from Russia's

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ambassador, thanked Moscow on Twitter, and promised to publish whatever they handed her.

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Florida Congresswoman Ana Paulina Luna just did something that would have ended careers a decade ago: she publicly solicited documents from the Kremlin, received them from Russia’s ambassador, thanked Moscow on Twitter, and promised to publish whatever they handed her. No CIA vetting. No intelligence community review. Just a direct pipeline from Putin’s regime into the U.S. Congress….Luna announced she received a 350-page Soviet-era report on the JFK assassination directly from Russia’s ambassador to Washington. She called it “of massive historical significance” and promised translation and public release after “expert review.” Within hours, Kirill Dmitriev—Putin’s economic envoy who was investigated during the Mueller probe—amplified her statement as evidence of “productive U.S.-Russia dialogue.”

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[CanonRay]

1. I thought Florida Cubans hated Russia?

Seriously, weren't they rabid anti Communists?

[struggle4progress]

2. Gaggle of Putinists