Zelenskyy Asks for Another $55 Billion to Pay for Budget, Infrastructure, Government Expenses and Pensions of Ukraine

I still think Putin is fucking around and prolonging the war on purpose as payback to what we did to them in Afghanistan, we bankrupted them and the same could happen to us with Ukraine

My city has needed major public works projects in need of funding, and I know this is the case around this nation.

Pensions?

And we have 5 million new undocumented Americans we have made committments to provide for

put them first, before Ukraine

ikr

how the fuck is it usa taxpayers duty to fund uke pensions? or anything else for that matter?

same thing that the british suffered after "winning" the war thanks to bernard baruch's puppet winnie jacobs churchill

ikr

how the fuck is it usa taxpayers duty to fund uke pensions? or anything else for that matter?

What the Hebs going to do with a bunch of Messkins that look like Ahrabs?
THINK

'WE'.....who is 'we'?? Did what to Russia in Afghanistan?? First of all, it wasn't Russia in Afghanistan, it was the Soviet Union. There's a big difference. Unless you think that the present day Germany is still Nazi Germany. Then, I'll call you out as a fucking moron!

And secondly, Russia's war plans are not NATO/US war plans. Putin does not charge in like the Cavalry, killing and destroying everything and everyone in sight. Russia is not the Nation that dropped 2....I said 2.....nuclear bombs on a civilian population.

So again, what did 'WE' do to the Soviets in Afghanistan??

And lastly, what did Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan do to the US?? Answer: They made the US armed forces run away....!!!


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What crypto will they be using this time?

Congressional willingness to "forgive" debt or provide "aid" has made it vulnerable to blackmail and extortion by foreign governments and U.S. taxpayers are the victims.

its insane

ikr

how the fuck is it usa taxpayers duty to fund uke pensions? or anything else for that matter?

Once the govt supports all us citizens pensions, then we can THINK about helping allies, non-nato countries last.

Has anyone stopped to ask why the United States taxpayer is responsible for funding the government operations of Ukraine, to include the paychecks and pensions of Ukrainian government officials, or nah?

As Joe Biden and various Democrat and Republican leaders are gleefully willing to keep pushing U.S. taxpayer money into Ukraine, there does come a time when we have to start asking some questions about the disconnect in regard to the opinion of the American people. Tucker Carlson noted this question last night. WATCH: VID IN LINK



Also, have you noticed a prominent Republican who has gone conveniently silent on this issue since he originally supported unlimited funding for Ukraine? Yeah, Ron DeSantis, funny that.

Washington DC – […] The White House last week asked Congress for more than $37 billion in additional assistance for Ukraine amid Russia’s ongoing invasion. And while some Republicans say they’re supportive of the amount, many more have been cautious to take a position just yet.


“It’s a lot of money. I think we’ll have to have an open discussion on it,” Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (W.Va.), top Republican on the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Homeland Security, said on Tuesday, shortly after the request was made public.

While there is broad support for Ukraine military assistance among Republicans in both chambers, there has also been resistance about other forms of aid and how it’s being accounted for.


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Has anyone stopped to ask why the United States taxpayer is responsible for funding the government operations of Ukraine, to include the paychecks and pensions of Ukrainian government officials, or nah?

As Joe Biden and various Democrat and Republican leaders are gleefully willing to keep pushing U.S. taxpayer money into Ukraine, there does come a time when we have to start asking some questions about the disconnect in regard to the opinion of the American people. Tucker Carlson noted this question last night. WATCH: VID IN LINK



Also, have you noticed a prominent Republican who has gone conveniently silent on this issue since he originally supported unlimited funding for Ukraine? Yeah, Ron DeSantis, funny that.

Washington DC – […] The White House last week asked Congress for more than $37 billion in additional assistance for Ukraine amid Russia’s ongoing invasion. And while some Republicans say they’re supportive of the amount, many more have been cautious to take a position just yet.


“It’s a lot of money. I think we’ll have to have an open discussion on it,” Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (W.Va.), top Republican on the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Homeland Security, said on Tuesday, shortly after the request was made public.

While there is broad support for Ukraine military assistance among Republicans in both chambers, there has also been resistance about other forms of aid and how it’s being accounted for.


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Has anyone stopped to ask why the United States taxpayer is responsible for funding the government operations of Ukraine, to include the paychecks and pensions of Ukrainian government officials, or nah?

As Joe Biden and various Democrat and Republican leaders are gleefully willing to keep pushing U.S. taxpayer money into Ukraine, there does come a time when we have to start asking some questions about the disconnect in regard to the opinion of the American people. Tucker Carlson noted this question last night. WATCH: VID IN LINK



Also, have you noticed a prominent Republican who has gone conveniently silent on this issue since he originally supported unlimited funding for Ukraine? Yeah, Ron DeSantis, funny that.

Washington DC – […] The White House last week asked Congress for more than $37 billion in additional assistance for Ukraine amid Russia’s ongoing invasion. And while some Republicans say they’re supportive of the amount, many more have been cautious to take a position just yet.


“It’s a lot of money. I think we’ll have to have an open discussion on it,” Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (W.Va.), top Republican on the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Homeland Security, said on Tuesday, shortly after the request was made public.

While there is broad support for Ukraine military assistance among Republicans in both chambers, there has also been resistance about other forms of aid and how it’s being accounted for.


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