Lindsey Graham Shifts Stance on Ukraine Aid, Aligning with Trump's Isolationist Views

In a notable departure from his longstanding foreign policy positions, Senator Lindsey Graham has voted against a $60 billion aid package for Ukraine, citing alignment with former President Donald Trump's opposition to the aid.

• Last May, Lindsey Graham visited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, advocating for increased U.S. support against Russia's invasion.
• This week, Graham voted against $60 billion in aid for Ukraine and other military funds, aligning with Trump's isolationist stance.
• Graham's change of heart sends a stark warning to U.S. allies about the growing isolationist sentiment within the Republican Party.
• The senator's shift undermines his credibility among colleagues and marks a tighter alignment with Trump as the former president eyes the Republican nomination.
• Graham's decision has sparked speculation about his political motivations and potential aspirations for a Cabinet position in a future Trump administration.

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