Is it not true that the impact of a Ukrainian defeat would be far more expensive than remaining committed to Ukraine?
Bob Menendez
The Public Record
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Is it not also true that this conflict has catalyzed the U.S. Defense Industrial Base, enabling it to set up production lines necessary to support the United States and other partners, for example, Taiwan, down the road if necessary?
Is it not true that what we are doing is creating American jobs by spending funds on modernization of our military, replacing comparatively older weapons that we provide to Ukraine that are not essential to U.S. readiness?
What would the Europeans--what would the world say if we walked away from Ukraine?
Not only would it say we are weaker and foolish, who would join us if they know that at some point we will cut and run?
Is it not true that what we are doing is creating American jobs by spending funds on modernization of our military, replacing comparatively older weapons that we provide to Ukraine that are not essential to U.S. readiness?
Is it not true that our support of Ukraine avoids the need to risk American lives in a larger potential European war by denying Russia the opportunity to send forces into potentially NATO allies?
Is it not also true that this conflict has catalyzed the U.S. Defense Industrial Base, enabling it to set up production lines necessary to support the United States and other partners, for example, Taiwan, down the road if necessary?
Is it not true that our support of Ukraine avoids the need to risk American lives in a larger potential European war by denying Russia the opportunity to send forces into potentially NATO allies?
Is it not true that the impact of a Ukrainian defeat would be far more expensive than remaining committed to Ukraine?
Is it not true that what we are doing is creating American jobs by spending funds on modernization of our military, replacing comparatively older weapons that we provide to Ukraine that are not essential to U.S. readiness?





