Posted on 04/28/2015 12:00:44 PM PDT by McGruff
Vice President Joe Biden is imploring Ukraine's leaders to investigate and prosecute corruption that is rampant throughout the government.
Biden says in a video message to a global aid conference for Ukraine that Russia is most fearful of a Ukraine that can't be bribed or coerced. He says Ukraine must fight corruption so that people in Russia can see what's possible when a country truly reforms.
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[[Biden Implores Ukraine to Do More to Fight Corruption]]
The Ukraine responded by saying “We’re sorry, but we simply can’t remove your country’s liberals from office- so you’ll just have to put up with the corruption... so sorry- have a nice day”
I would laugh if the Ukraine sent back a picture of Hildabeast and said, “I suggest you do the same.”
Fight corruption?
Um, Joe? Remember that Secretary of State you used to work with?...
Perhaps Joe could start by asking his kid to give up his corrupt position with Ukraine’s gas company??
Too much?
Start with your son, Joe.
GMTA.
Because everyone knows that Delaware has no corruption — and never did.
From Biden’s words, I assume homosexuals in Ukraine have it made compared to here.
I can’t believe it. That certainly needed to be said. Rarely, ok maybe never before, have I agreed with anything Joe Biden said. Probably will never happen again.
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BINGO :)
Good Grief. Mote... Eye... Beam
Crazy Uncle Joe
Hey Joe, have you told Obama and Hillary to cut out all their corruption ( and lies) too? Just curious. After all, it’s a lot closer to home. Indeed, it is home
The degree of corruption in Ukraine is astounding. Biden is right on this one.
Hillary is well known as the most corrupt State official before Kerry.
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