Throughout the Trump administration, the U.S. relationship with Russia was like Jekyll and Hyde. During office hours, the government, made up of hawks like John Bolton and regional experts like Fiona Hill, imposed sanctions and released tough statements on Russia. Hours later, those measures were often swiftly undercut by the friendly tone of the freewheeling President Donald Trump.
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Adam Taylor: The Biden-Putin relationship is already on the rocks
Then-Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (L) and US Vice President Joe Biden (2nd R) meet on March 10, 2011 with their delegations in Moscow.
