Everyone is trying to guess who Donald Trump will name as his running mate.
Trump’s selection could be a game changer.
And this Trump Vice-Presidential pick left a CNN host realizing he made one bad decision.
Senator J.D. Vance continues to shine in Vice-Presidential auditions
Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH) is one of the most buzzed about Vice Presidential candidates due to the fact that he is the most forceful and articulate defender of Trump’s America First agenda in the U.S. Senate.
Nowhere is that more evident than Vance leading the opposition to Joe Biden’s $61 billion slush fund to escalate the failed war in Ukraine.
Vance argued that it’s time to put America First and rebuild our own military and secure our own border as opposed to risking an all-out nuclear war with Russia over securing the border in Ukraine.
Vance appeared on CNN’s State of the Union, where pro-Democrat host Jake Tapper pressed him on an op-ed he wrote in the New York Times opposing Joe Biden’s demand that Congress pass another $61 billion slush fund for the Ukraine war.
Tapper even went so far as to accuse Vance of advocating for Ukraine to surrender to Russia.
Vance pushed back by arguing that it was simply a prioritization of resources.
The Swamp wanted America to fund wars in Israel, Ukraine, and to prevent a possible war with Communist China over Taiwan.
Vance argued that the $61 billion to Ukraine was just doubling down on a failed strategy and diverting resources away from the necessary task of rebuilding America’s military.
“And the number of weapons systems that we need, Ukraine needs, that Taiwan needs, that Israel needs, and we can’t do all of these things at once. So, when you’re stretched too thin, you’ve got to focus and you’ve got to rebuild your own country,” Vance stated.
Vance rejects Biden’s demand for forever war in Ukraine
Vance told Tapper that the money and arms Biden is planning to ship to Ukraine aren’t enough to change the dynamics on the battlefield.
“Let’s take just one of those weapons systems that we’re talking about, 155 millimeter artillery shells. The Russians currently have a five-to-one advantage over the Ukrainians. The Israelis will need this stuff. The Taiwanese need this stuff. And, of course, America needs this stuff. Can we possibly fight all of those conflicts all at once? No, the math just doesn’t make sense. So what we should be doing is with Ukraine, encouraging them to take a defensive posture, not these disastrous counter offensives the Biden administration has been promoting,” Vance added.
Tapper claimed Ukraine’s counteroffensive strategy – which failed disastrously last spring – was just fighting to reclaim lost territory.
Vance told Tapper that America can’t fight three wars at once, and the idea that Ukraine will push Russia back to 1991 borders is simply folly.
“I’m not passing judgment on the morality of what they’re doing,” Vance added. “Of course, it’s their territory, Jake, but you have to acknowledge military reality on the ground if they’re going to waste a ton of money, a ton of lives, and a ton of ammunition on a counter offensive strategy. But a defensive strategy might actually work. We’ve got to choose the strategy that might actually work.”
America is $34 trillion in debt and is emptying its ammo stockpile to fight a failed war in Ukraine.
J.D. Vance is making the case that it’s time to stop sending good money after bad money and finally put America’s interests ahead of the globalist agenda.
That’s the type of fighting spirit Donald Trump is looking for in a Vice President.
