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And just wait until you hear the latest scheme from our uni-party regime. They’re fully aware you don’t want to keep funding Ukraine, so they’re resorting to deceptive tactics to make it happen. This is how much they hate you:
They are going to try to ram through $105 billion in extra spending. The want everyone to have to only take one vote that will fully fund their Ukraine war until 2025. They know Ukraine funding if it were voting on by itself would be very difficult. But by bundling it with Israel and a bunch of other pork to buy votes, then they can get $60 billion for Ukraine. Of the total $105 billion, $60 billion is just for Ukraine.
They are going to try to ram through $105 billion in extra spending. The want everyone to have to only take one vote that will fully fund their Ukraine war until 2025.
They know Ukraine funding if it were voting on by itself would be very difficult. But by bundling it with… pic.twitter.com/5eltU8wz1D
— Wall Street Silver (@WallStreetSilv) October 23, 2023
Mitch McConnell and Joe Biden can barely string sentences together. Talk about a “meeting of the minds,” right? What minds? These are two senile, confused elderly men who don’t even know what year it is, and they’re making decisions on how to squander our hard-earned money. It’s infuriating beyond words at this point.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is openly championing President Joe Biden’s push to bundle Ukraine and Israel aid together while also wishing for a “functional” House.
Biden delivered a his second primetime Oval Office address last Thursday seeking to gin up support for the White House’s proposed roughly $106 billion package entailing $61.4 billion for Ukraine, $14.3 billion for Israel, and $30.1 billion for other projects like border security.
“It’s correct. No Americans are getting killed in Ukraine. We’re rebuilding our industrial base. The Ukrainians are destroying the army of one of our biggest rivals. I have a hard time finding anything wrong with that,” McConnell (R-Ky.) told CBS’ “Face the Nation” in an interview that aired Sunday.
Dozens of Republican lawmakers in both the House and Senate have publicly implored the Biden administration to decouple aid to Israel and Ukraine.
In particular, detractors have been peeved about aid to war-torn Ukraine, while largely being supportive of assistance to Israel. Congress has authorized over $113 billion to Ukraine since Russia’s invasion in February 2022, though not all of that money has been sent over.
