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America First Means No More Pointless Foreign Wars
This week, I voted against sending an additional $40 billion to Ukraine and let me explain why.
First. I have maintained from the start that we have no business getting involved in another war. I want peace in that region. Spending $40 billion to fund the Ukraine war machine is pointless and will lead to more death and destruction.
Ukraine is not our ally. The Zelensky regime is an autocratic dictatorship that was illegally installed by a coup in 2014. It promotes far left ideology and is at the source of Biden corruption scandals. Ukraine militia killed over 14,000 Russians prior to the Russian invasion. Ukraine also cut off all water to the Crimean Peninsula in an effort to starve people. Russia is not our enemy.
Total No. of U.S. deaths caused by Russia in 2021: 0
Total No. of U.S. deaths caused by Mexican fentanyl in 2021: 105,000
With these votes to “support” Ukraine with your tax money, members of Congress are walking us into a war. We don’t need another 20-year trillion-dollar war. We just lost a humiliating defeat to sandal wearing goat herders in Afghanistan.
We have no business in Ukraine. It’s not our fight. I refuse to let us get dragged into it.
Further. Earlier this year, Congress already approved over $13 billion in spending for Ukraine. This new $40 billion spending spree takes money away from the priorities of the American people and recklessly sends our taxpayer dollars to a foreign nation without any accountability.
At a time when America is struggling with 8.3% Bidenflation, $30 trillion debt and an invasion along our southern border, forking over another $40 billion dollars to Ukraine is criminal.
Sadly, the Biden Regime prioritizes every other country before it even thinks about our own – that is the definition of America Last.
It wasn’t that long ago with democrats nickel and dimed President Trump on wall funding claiming $8 billion was too much to spend to secure our porous southern border. But Ukraine? Open the money spigot! Once again, there were no hearings held and no debate before congress approved this spending. There are no spending offsets, no accountability for where each dollar will be spent, and no guarantees for equal contributions from European neighbors.
Additionally, the aid package only lasts through September of this year, meaning Congress will no doubt be voting once again to give billions more to Ukraine. I won’t support spending a dime until the long list of problems here at home are solved.