National Harbor, MD. – President Donald Trump’s Recent display of hostility To Ukrainian President Voltodymer Zelenskyy opens a rift in Republican circles, with traditional conservatives that protect war-time.
A few days after taking office, Trump was targeted that Ukraine was willing to “end in a war that began three years ago
Despite the recent, however, Trump announces the public in Ukraine. All the week he treats Zelenskyy because he can be a political foringan varieties, serving his poll numbers to describe Ukraine as a barrier to peace.
The fiery message can show Trump’s disgust that Ukraine oppose his call to allow US Tap the rare minerals on Earth The country has a charge fee for billions of dollars in the aid provided by the US for many years.
Michael Waltz, Trump’s National Security advice, initiated by the residency of the president of a appearance of the CPecton’s commercial conference here outside Washington, DC
Waltz, taking questions from a moderator, said Trump “suggests an agreement and sent our Treasury Secretary [Scott Bessent] In all ways outside of Kyiv to suggest it, and then we get this media rhetoric. “
Finish everything, Waltz predicted. Ukraine will give the minerals, after the war and “we will return the Nobel Peace Prize sitting next to Donald J. Trump,” he said.
But first, Trumper must close a moment in the war – something he used to say in the first 24 hours of his term.
On a social media post Wednesday, the President called Zelenskyy a “dictator without elections,” and in a reference to the former Ukrainian Career a “moderate successful comedian.” Talking to reporters this week, he beats Ukraine leaders For the start of the war, although it is placed it launches the invasion.
Trump took attacks on Friday, saying Fox News’ Brian Kilmeade Nga Zelenskyy has “no card” left to play while war in war. “You just hurt it. And I have it,” he said.
No one will ask Trump’s grip on a GOP that makes him nominated in three consecutive elections that start in 2016.
But by targeting Zelenskyy as opposed to Putin, he opened a fresh separation between his MRA Movics and a faction of the Party aged with Ronald Rusan.
Nikki Haley, who served as the Ambassador of the United Nations during Trump’s first term and later challenged him by 2024 GOP nomination, Trump was advised A social media post: “These are classic points of speaking Russia. Exactly what Putin wants.”
Another number from Trump’s first term includes Halley to condemn his condemnation.
“Mr. President, Ukraine is not ‘start’ this war,” Trump’s former Bisina Trump, Mike Peence, wrote X. “Russia launched an unstable and fierce invasion of gaining hundreds of thousands of lives.”
The explosion from Rupert Murdoch owned by New York Post, usually an outlet of trump-friendly. Friday’s tabloid cover shows a picture of a stone surface with heading: “President Trump: This is a dictator.”
Conservative commentator Mark Levin and Ben Shapiro also argues with writing Trump’s history this week.
“Russia invaded a sovereign nation and tried to bring Kyiv and killed ten thousand, if not hundreds of thousands of people,” Shapiro said in his podcast.
Levin, on his radio show, said, “Ukraine did not invade Russia. Russia invaded Ukraine.”
However, Trump was pleased with heartfelt support from his election base, as a colored color during CPAC. Conservative activist meeting is a Multi-Day celebration of all trump items. People walk in center center halls of swelling hats and shirts. Some wear a whole body mask. Five of his supporters lined up in a row and was picked up for pictures wearing letters spelling his name: Trump.
In interviews, attendees said they trusted Trump to end the war responsible and no fight with his criticism of Zelenskyy.
Eddie Smith, 47, in Henderson, Nevada, said to an interview that he “completely” agree with the trump Zelenskyy was a dictator.
Smith, too, quotes the loss of Ukraine’s election. (Zelenskyy was selected in 2019; the country has suspended the previous year’s scheduled election due to war).
“He canceled the election,” Smith says, who wears a hat with numbers “45/47” – a reference to the two Trump’s two presidents. “I see no difference between him and Putin.”
Mark Perkowski, 31, who lived in Maryland, also sounded to the Ukrainian leader.
“If he doesn’t want to have an election, we don’t know if people want him,” says Perkowski. “It looks like Zelenskyy just begs money at this point.”
A conference speaker is Richard Grenell, Trump made a special Envoy and Interim Executive Director of the Cenedy Center. When the moderator asked if Zelenskyy was a “dictator,” Gresell replied:
Q & A Greenell’s Q & A takes about 15 minutes. He said nothing to make a larger blast of applause from the audience.
