The very first sentence is correct, but after that the rest is full of propaganda and tries to trick the reader into siding with an imaginary majority without offering any stats (cherry picked or not) and vilifies anyone and categorizes them as anti American Nazi sympathizers who do not lock step with the writers opinion...When in fact the American people dont want this war, they dont want Ukraine to lose, they want a peaceful resolution and this administration and its allies continue to beat the war drum and escalate tensions while blatantly suppressing peace negotiations and silencing anyone calling for peace. The Biden administrations goals here are no secret, they are trying to create a war and distract from all the failures and criminal doings and launder as much money as possible while consolidating power and persecuting political rivals and critics.
The very first sentence is correct, but after that the rest is full of propaganda and tries to trick the reader into siding with an imaginary majority without offering any stats (cherry picked or not) and vilifies anyone and categorizes them as anti American Nazi sympathizers who do not lock step with the writers opinion...When in fact the American people dont want this war, they dont want Ukraine to lose, they want a peaceful resolution and this administration and its allies continue to beat the war drum and escalate tensions while blatantly suppressing peace negotiations and silencing anyone calling for peace. The Biden administrations goals here are no secret, they are trying to create a war and distract from all the failures and criminal doings and launder as much money as possible while consolidating power and persecuting political rivals and critics.
To most people, both at home and abroad, the purpose of President Joe Biden's recent trip to Ukraine is not mysterious: The United States would like the nation to prevail in its war against Russia's invading army, and this show of support is valuable for moralizing Ukraine's supporters while demoralizing Russian President Vladimir Putin. Far-right Republicans, on the other hand, tied themselves into knots in trying to diss Biden without coming right out and saying they want Ukraine to lose.
Some, like the American Nazi supporters of WWII, tried to package their stance as mere isolationism. Rep. Matt Gaetz of Florida, for instance, exploited the Ohio train wreck catastrophe to argue "Biden is ditching America for Ukraine." Others, like Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia, went full incoherence, raving, "[I]t's becoming more like a U.S.- China war through the Ukraine — Russia war." And some went for puerile race-baiting, such as Rep. Greg Murphy yelling about "the war zone [Biden] created at our southern border." (In reality, the refugee crisis at the U.S.-Mexican border was created by Donald Trump's anti-immigration policies that Biden has been prevented from fixing by the GOP-controlled Supreme Court.)
There's a deeper reason why so many Republicans are going out of their way to undermine American support for Ukraine.
Perhaps the biggest show of pretzel logic came courtesy of Florida's GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis, who tried to leverage the past year's successes against Russia as evidence that the U.S. should drop the support for Ukraine. "I think they've shown themselves to be a third-rate military power," he said of Russia on Fox News, as if that justified rolling over and letting Putin take Ukraine.
. . . It's because they agree with Putin's anti-democracy cause and share his hopes that defeating Ukraine will demoralize pro-democracy forces around the world.
To most people, both at home and abroad, the purpose of President Joe Biden's recent trip to Ukraine is not mysterious: The United States would like the nation to prevail in its war against Russia's invading army, and this show of support is valuable for moralizing Ukraine's supporters while demoralizing Russian President Vladimir Putin. Far-right Republicans, on the other hand, tied themselves into knots in trying to diss Biden without coming right out and saying they want Ukraine to lose.
Some, like the American Nazi supporters of WWII, tried to package their stance as mere isolationism. Rep. Matt Gaetz of Florida, for instance, exploited the Ohio train wreck catastrophe to argue "Biden is ditching America for Ukraine." Others, like Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia, went full incoherence, raving, "[I]t's becoming more like a U.S.- China war through the Ukraine — Russia war." And some went for puerile race-baiting, such as Rep. Greg Murphy yelling about "the war zone [Biden] created at our southern border." (In reality, the refugee crisis at the U.S.-Mexican border was created by Donald Trump's anti-immigration policies that Biden has been prevented from fixing by the GOP-controlled Supreme Court.)
There's a deeper reason why so many Republicans are going out of their way to undermine American support for Ukraine.
Perhaps the biggest show of pretzel logic came courtesy of Florida's GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis, who tried to leverage the past year's successes against Russia as evidence that the U.S. should drop the support for Ukraine. "I think they've shown themselves to be a third-rate military power," he said of Russia on Fox News, as if that justified rolling over and letting Putin take Ukraine.
. . . It's because they agree with Putin's anti-democracy cause and share his hopes that defeating Ukraine will demoralize pro-democracy forces around the world.
What a load of crap
Warmonger Left. Where did all the peacekeepers go? They loved the 60’s-70’s Commies supplying the Viet Cong.
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Just like Putin
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