A handful of GOP senators gentlen away from the call of Trump Zelenskyy “a dictator without elections” and falsely blamed him to start the Russian war. But senators are reluctant to call the Trump in the name.
“I don’t use the same word,” says Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas.
Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, said “Surely not call Zelenskyy a dictator.”
Zelenskyy is a “key component” of Ukraine’s ability to resist Russia’s attacks, Sen said. Mike Rounds, Rs.D.
Tillis, rn.c., said he didn’t see the dictator consesses but said, “This is not a word I use.”
“Ayaw paghimo’g sayup bahin niini. Kana nga pagsulong mao ang responsibilidad sa usa ka tawo sa atubangan sa kini nga planeta. Kini si Vladimir Putin sa usa ka pagkalkula aron makaagi sa Ukraine ug dili mohunong didto, aron makaagi sa Moldova, nga moagi In the Balkans, to finally go to Taltic States and send the Chinese signal it is the time they can act in the South China Sea, “Tillis told the reporters.
“That’s all about it, and that’s what we need to say,” he said.
Trump said yesterday that Ukraine “began” in Russia’s war, if, in fact, Russia invaded Ukraine on February 2022. Sen. John Kennedy, R-la.
“Here’s where I agree with the White House: Until the White House says Ukraine has begun the war, I do not agree. I think Vladimir Putin began to war,” Kennedy told the reporters today. “I also believe, by bitter experience, that Vladimir Putin is a gangster.”
Other GOP senators said Trump was properly called Zelenskyy for postponing elections in Ukraine. The country should make an election in the presidency at the end of the spring, but it is delayed because of the war.
“He must have an election. He [Trump] Not wrong about that, “says Sen. Josh Hawley, R-mo.” We have an election during World War II. Democrats have elections. So I thought he was right to call Zelenskyy with that. He was the chosen leader of Ukraine, but he also imposes martial law without allowing people to vote. “
