Looking like GOP platform will oppose Ukraine support in 2024

[Colt]

GOP candidates seem to be leaning more towards openly opposing U.S. support for the Ukraine in its defense against the Russian assault on its country. This will likely be a major part of the platform in the 2024 election which can only be a glimmer of hope for Putin which would naturally buttress his resolve to keep up the fight.

 

[Father Heathen]

No surprise that republicans would support a despotic regime that invaded a nation unprovoked to steal land and commit war crimes (such as the rape and torture of children). Tell me you're fascist without telling me you're fascist.

Cucker Tarlson is probably being paid by Russia with green M&M "rule 34" material.

 

[exchemist]

There seems to be evidence that the Kremlin is applying its disinformation tactics to boost far right and Republican scepticism about the war:

Russia disinformation looks to US far right to weaken Ukraine support

The Kremlin is deploying new tactics by drawing on favorite themes and conspiracy theories of rightwing Republicans

www.theguardian.com

It's so curious to see the formerly hawkish, cold-warrior stalwart Republican party being jerked around by Putin's Russia. Putin would just love his war to become a "wedge" issue in the next US election, rather than enjoying bipartisan support.

 

[Colt]

There seems to be evidence that the Kremlin is applying its disinformation tactics to boost far right and Republican scepticism about the war:

Russia disinformation looks to US far right to weaken Ukraine support

The Kremlin is deploying new tactics by drawing on favorite themes and conspiracy theories of rightwing Republicans

www.theguardian.com

It's so curious to see the formerly hawkish, cold-warrior stalwart Republican party being jerked around by Putin's Russia. Putin would just love his war to become a "wedge" issue in the next US election, rather than enjoying bipartisan support.

Didn't Carlson in particular oppose supporting Ukraine from the beginning because it could escalate into WW3?

 

[Father Heathen]

Didn't Carlson in particular oppose supporting Ukraine from the beginning because it could escalate into WW3?

So we should appease terrorists and despots by allowing them to act with impunity? Was opposing Hitler a mistake since that escalated into WW2?

 

[wellwisher]

GOP candidates seem to be leaning more towards openly opposing U.S. support for the Ukraine in its defense against the Russian assault on its country. This will likely be a major part of the platform in the 2024 election which can only be a glimmer of hope for Putin which would naturally buttress his resolve to keep up the fight.

What Ukraine needs the most, are more soliders to fight. Russia keeps sending in Mercenary troops, because even Russians are not behind this war. The Left is now pro-war, like Putin, so maybe members of the Left can volunteer as mercenaries, to Ukraine, to show their support for a continuing war? Both sides can have mercenaries. While all the peaceful people in Ukraine, Russian and USA can boycott.

 

[Colt]

So we should appease terrorists and despots by allowing them to act with impunity? Was opposing Hitler a mistake since that escalated into WW2?

No, I support Ukraine.

We should have taken Putin more seriously back when it was obvious that this would happen. Romney brought it up in a debate with Obama and everyone laughed that he was going back to the 80's. Like we should have taken Bin laden seriously back when we could have taken him out during the Clinton Admin. The CIA had him targeted but Clinton turned it down.

 

[Father Heathen]

What Ukraine needs the most, are more soliders to fight. Russia keeps sending in Mercenary troops, because even Russians are not behind this war. The Left is now pro-war, like Putin, so maybe members of the Left can volunteer as mercenaries, to Ukraine, to show their support for a continuing war? Both sides can have mercenaries. While all the peaceful people in Ukraine, Russian and USA can boycott.

How does opposing unprovoked invasions and war crimes make one "pro war"? What if instead of Ukraine, Russia invaded Alaska with the intentions of annexing it, and while they're there proceeded to torture, rape, and execute American civilians, including children? Would you want our country to let them have it for the sake of peace, or would you want our country to fight back and defend itself?
Don't be Cucker's dirty little M&M.

 

[exchemist]

Didn't Carlson in particular oppose supporting Ukraine from the beginning because it could escalate into WW3?

You will know more about that w****ker than I do.

 

[Revoltingest]

GOP candidates seem to be leaning more towards openly opposing U.S. support for the Ukraine in its defense against the Russian assault on its country. This will likely be a major part of the platform in the 2024 election which can only be a glimmer of hope for Putin which would naturally buttress his resolve to keep up the fight.

If Biden is for it, the other party is against it.

 

[Father Heathen]

If Biden is for it, the other party is against it.

Maybe the Dems should start pretending to be against the things they're for.