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Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH), among other GOP lawmakers, has slammed President Joe Biden for leveraging the Hamas terrorist attacks on Israel as a means to sending funds to Ukraine.
Vance has pressed that the two conflicts should be held separately.
“What Biden is doing is disgusting. He’s using dead children in Israel to sell his disastrous Ukraine policy to skeptical Americans,” Vance posted online.
What Biden is doing is disgusting. He’s using dead children in Israel to sell his disastrous Ukraine policy to skeptical Americans.
They are not the same countries, they are not the same problems, and this effort to use Israel for political cover is offensive.
Hell no.
— J.D. Vance (@JDVance1) October 20, 2023
“They are not the same countries, they are not the same problems, and this effort to use Israel for political cover is offensive,” he wrote on X.
“Hell no.”
“You know, the assault on Israel echoes nearly 20 months of war, tragedy, and brutality inflicted on the people of Ukraine, people that were very badly hurt since Putin launched his all-out invasion,” the President stated.
“They both want to completely annihilate a neighboring democracy, completely annihilate it,” he continued.
“To support our critical partners, including Israel and Ukraine, is a smart investment that’s going to pay dividends for American security for generations.”
Rep. Wesley Hunt (R-TX) posted his criticism as well, saying, “we must stop funding the failed proxy war in Ukraine” and “we must reject Hamas and their allies in Congress.”
“Biden spent more time in his speech talking about giving more money to Ukraine than he did about Israel and spent more time equating anti-Semitism to Islamophobia as if ‘kill more jews’ rallies haven’t been occurring in cities and college campuses all over America,” State Freedom Caucus Network’s Greg Price posted.
“Biden’s unbridled pursuit of war in Ukraine is wrong, dangerous, and has nothing to do with the crisis he created on our southern border, as well as our need to support Israel NOW,” wrote Senate candidate Kari Lake.
“All he wants is billions and billions more for an unwinnable war in Ukraine. It’ll be a miracle if we’re not in a world war in the next 15 months,” wrote radio host Gerry Callahan.
Biden says "The assault on Israel echoes nearly 20 months of war inflicted on the people of Ukraine, people really badly hurt, since Putin launched his all out invasion" before asking Congress for aid for both countries. pic.twitter.com/JWnxiGvK6f
— Greg Price (@greg_price11) October 20, 2023
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