Mitt Romney, alongside Twenty-two other GOP senators broke from President Trump’s position by voting in favor of the aid package for Ukraine.

In a bipartisan gesture alongside Democrats, 22 Republican senators voted to approve the allocation of an additional $60 billion in aid to Ukraine.This bipartisan coalition has played a pivotal role in overcoming multiple filibusters and ensuring the passage of legislation aimed at providing substantial aid to Ukraine

We are not being asked to send American troops into war, only to help the Ukrainians defend themselves. If we fail to help Ukraine, Putin will invade a NATO nation. Ukraine is not the end, it is a step—and letting Putin have his way with Europe would jeopardize our security.

Mitt Romney

In a statement to his colleagues on the Senate floor today, Mitt Romney urged them to back the provision of further aid to Ukraine. He stressed the vital significance of this help and warned of the terrible repercussions if it was not given. According to Romney, arming Ukraine would act as a deterrence to future Russian invasion, and that it would be intolerable to let Russian President Vladimir Putin have his way with Europe. In order for America to continue leading the free world, he emphasized the importance of maintaining NATO. Romney also underlined the need of upholding America’s obligations to its friends and allies, emphasizing the necessity of exhibiting dependability and honesty in international affairs.

Meanwhile, on social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, users voiced their disapproval, with one individual highlighting frustrations over the state of the economy and inflation under the Biden administration. The user referenced Mitt Romney’s support for allocating $60 billion in taxpayer funds to Ukraine, juxtaposing it with the financial struggles faced by so many Americans.

I’m sorry you can’t afford groceries this week but Mitt Romney said Ukraine really needs $60 billion of your tax money

Travis

The bill is now headed to the House, where Speaker Mike Johnson must strike a careful balance to avoid suffering the same fate as his predecessor, whom was ousted prematurely. Johnson has stated that he is hesitant to put the bill up for a vote because it does not include any border enforcement provisions. But his recent declaration that he would not support a measure that included a border security agreement highlights the power of hardliners in his small majority who support Trump and are reluctant to give Joe Biden any kind of electoral triumph.

Mitt Romney believes sending more money to Ukraine is the “single most important vote they will ever take as Senators”

Not securing our border or 2A rights

Not reforming the VA

Not fixing election fraud

Ukraine

Good riddance to this RINO & his niece

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