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Bin Laden's 2001 'Strong Horse' Theory Used to Explain MAGA Shift on Ukraine

A political commentary piece published by NDTV draws on a quote attributed to Osama bin Laden from 2001 to analyze the MAGA movement's changing stance on the Ukraine conflict. The quote centers on the concept that people naturally gravitate toward those they perceive as strong and distance themselves from those seen as weak. This 'strong horse' theory is being applied to explain why some MAGA supporters have shifted away from backing Ukraine. The argument suggests that perceptions of military and political strength are driving ideological realignment on the issue. The analysis highlights how decades-old ideas about power dynamics continue to shape contemporary political behavior.