JD Vance Defends Trump's Ukraine Policies Amid Criticism
JD Vance Defends Trump's Ukraine Policies Amid Criticism

JD Vance Defends Trump's Ukraine Policies Amid Criticism

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Vice President JD Vance has publicly defended Donald Trump's controversial stance on the Ukraine conflict, criticizing British historian Niall Ferguson for his remarks that equate Trump's approach to appeasement. In a series of tweets, Vance labeled Ferguson's arguments as 'moralistic garbage' and emphasized that the war would not have escalated had Trump been in office, asserting that neither Europe nor Ukraine has a viable pathway to victory. He dismissed Ferguson's invocation of historical quotes, claiming they are irrelevant to the current geopolitical landscape. Vance argued for the necessity of negotiations with Russia, asserting that the Biden administration's strategies lack a realistic plan for success. His defense reflects a broader sentiment among some Republicans who prioritize peace negotiations over continued military aid. Vance concluded by emphasizing that Trump's policies would be guided by practical interests rather than historical moralism.

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