KeystrokeCowboy

Hi friends from the Louisville sub. Posting here because of your suburbs.

Many of you know that republicans are currently holding Israel/Ukraine aid up as blackmail for immigration reform. I called Thomas Massie's office today to ask that they support Ukraine funding to help them exist. The man who answered the phone said "We don't support foreign aid". This is a man who votes against NATO and voted for Jim Jordan. He doesn't support the United States when he makes this excuse...

1. Pro-Putin votes time and time again
2. Ukraine funding is going to americans building weapons. So how does this help America to NOT replenish our stocks? All of this is an excuse...
3. Votes against Israeli ai

I called Thomas Massie's office today to ask that they support Ukraine funding to help them exist. The man who answered the phone said "We don't support foreign aid". This is a man who votes against NATO and voted for Jim Jordan. He doesn't support the United States when he makes this excuse...

1. Pro-Putin votes time and time again
2. Ukraine funding is going to americans building weapons. So how does this help America to NOT replenish our stocks? All of this is an excuse...
3. Votes against Israeli aid - Another pro-putin/pro-iran vote.

Ronald Reagan is spinning in his grave and would kick these people's asses.

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