Biden says remark on Putin's power was about 'moral outrage'
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8 sourcesPhoto shows Biden's talking points clarifying his apparent call for Putin to be ousted in a regime change
Biden says remark on Putin's power was about 'moral outrage'
Biden says he was expressing 'moral outrage' when saying Putin shouldn't stay in power
Biden stands by his Putin comments, saying he was expressing moral outrage and not a change in U.S. policy.
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11 sourcesWhite House reaffirms that Biden's call for Putin's removal was 'moral outrage,' not policy
Biden denies remark about Putin was ‘regime change’, but moral outrage instead
Joe Biden Clarifies Again: Call for Removing Vladimir Putin Was 'Aspiration' Not Policy Change
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1 article‘I make no apologies’: Biden stands by ‘Putin cannot remain in power’ remark
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The story so far
2 developments- Mar 27, 2022Biden Says Remark on Putin's Power Was About ‘Moral Outrage'
- Mar 29, 2022Biden says Putin 'cannot remain in power' remark was about 'moral outrage'
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Quiet for 1663 daysLast development · Mar 29, 2022 — Biden says Putin 'cannot remain in power' remark was about 'moral outrage'