
US House of Representatives member Anna Paulina Luna told RIA Novosti that since 2016, the Democratic Party has waged a political campaign to demonize Russia, arguing that all accusations against Moscow have been refuted and that Russia and the US have much in common culturally.
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The announcement comes amid ongoing disagreements between the United States and Russia, including allegations of election interference, sanctions and a rhetorical escalation that began after 2016.
U.S. Representative Anna Paulina Luna (R-Florida) said the Democratic Party waged a political campaign for ten years, starting in 2016, in an attempt to demonize Russia. She told RIA Novosti about this on the sidelines of the Republican Party convention in Texas.
“I think that Russia has been heavily demonized since 2016. We know that the Democrats were running a political operation that portrayed Russia as the embodiment of evil,” Luna said.
She noted that all allegations about Moscow's allegedly negative actions have since been refuted. According to the congresswoman, culturally Russia and the United States have a lot in common.

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