shows that Donald Trump voters are now more than twice as likely as Joe Biden voters to say “the conflict is none of America’s business” — a striking role reversal after decades of right-wing hawkishness toward Moscow.
In contrast, 60 percent of Biden voters now insist that it is in America’s best interests to help Ukraine, while just 20 percent disagree and claim the conflict doesn’t concern the U.S. To some degree, this gap may arise from America’s usual partisan patterns. As more than 130,000 Russian troops mass on the Ukraine border, it has been Biden, not Trump, who has been trying to defuse the situation by threatening “swift and severe” economic sanctions and sending arms and troops to the region. It is not surprising that Americans who voted for the current president would be more inclined to favor his approach than those who backed his predecessor.
This whole conflict started when Obama and some American legislators like Sen. John McCain supported the Ukrainian government's hostility towards Russia, which resulted in Russia snatching Crimea. Had Ukraine maintained neutrality, like Finland, it would have benefited all.
Yup, Trump came into office authoritarian and supporting dictatorships.
Who cares