Republicans Are Mum After Trump Turns on Ukraine
- President Donald Trump has attacked Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, calling him a 'dictator without elections,' amid ongoing negotiations with Russia to end the war.
- Trump claimed Zelensky was to blame for the deaths of over 700,000 people in Ukraine, despite Russia's invasion three years ago.
- While some Republicans, including Trump's former Vice President Mike Pence, criticized Trump's remarks, many Republican lawmakers have largely remained silent.
- In response, Zelensky stated that Trump lives in a 'disinformation space' created by Russia, asserting that Ukraine did not start the war.
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Most congressional Republicans who have supported Ukraine so far don't dare to oppose Trump either.
United States President Donald Trump continues to criticize Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, claiming that he is refusing to hold elections and allegedly manipulating former President Joe Biden. Trump has reiterated that it is the Russians who want to end the war. Most congressional Republicans who have supported Ukraine so far are also reluctant to publicly oppose Trump.
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Republicans Are Mum After Trump Turns on Ukraine
“As President Trump makes an abrupt pivot toward Russia, upending generations of American foreign policy, he is also defying members of his own party in Congress, many of whom have spent their careers arguing for a hawkish stance against Moscow and strong backing for allies in Europe facing its most immediate threats,” the New York Times reports. “But the response from Republicans on Capitol Hill has been muted, in some cases to the point of sil…
Republicans who previously supported Ukraine remain silent as Trump turns against the country
Donald Trump has taken a hard line on Volodymyr Zelensky, first blaming Ukraine for the war and then calling the president a dictator. While the president is going against the Republicans’ core foreign policy principles, the party’s congressmen who previously stood by Ukraine are not standing up to him. Congress could keep the Trumps in check, but despite the Republican majority, they seem to be bowing to the president there as well. According t…
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