Former GOP Congressman Criticizes Party's Stance on Russia

David Jolly accuses the Republican Party of embracing 'American weakness' and criticizes leaders for defending Trump's NATO remarks.

Former Rep. David Jolly criticizes the Republican Party's shift in stance towards Russia, accusing them of embracing 'American weakness'.
Jolly highlights a 'unique shamefulness' in Republican leaders' defense of Trump's controversial remarks on NATO and Russia.
The criticism comes amid Trump's encouragement of Russia to attack NATO allies and the death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, widely blamed on the Kremlin.
Jolly, who left the GOP in 2018, argues that the party no longer views Russia or Vladimir Putin as adversaries, marking a significant pivot from traditional GOP orthodoxy.
Republicans, including Rep. Mike Turner and Sens. Lindsey Graham and Tim Scott, are accused of apologizing for Trump for their own political interests.