Daily News | If they win, MAGA Republicans will push to abandon Ukraine and harm U.S. security.
These America Firsters blithely ignore the threat Moscow’s war poses to the United States.
Putin and his minions are constantly threatening to use nukes to see if they can scare the West into abandoning Kyiv. If this nuclear blackmail succeeds, Putin will be encouraged to try the tactic again within Europe or against the United States in a future conflict. In reality, U.S. and U.K. intelligence agencies see no sign that Putin is ready to use a tactical nuclear weapon.
But why not dialogue with Putin about ending the war, as Trump imagines himself doing? Why not press Kyiv to swap land for peace, as Musk has proposed? “The idea that Ukraine could get peace if it gave up some of its land is ridiculous,” she told me Tuesday. “Putin is not going to stop. He cannot afford to stop, because his power is based on the belief by the people around him that he is capable of delivering what he has promised. His plan is to restore the territory of the Soviet Union. He believes Ukraine has no right to exist as a state.
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