McCarthy blasts Biden for insufficient response to Ukraine invasion, suggests how he could have deterred Putin
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House Minority Leader Rep. Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., spoke with refugees fleeing the war in Ukraine in Poland, noting the “atrocities” in the country amid the Russian invasion and the “sheer strength of the Ukrainian people.”
"Had Biden sent, one weaponry earlier, maybe [Russian President Vladimir] Putin would not have made the decision to enter Ukraine," McCarthy argued on Sunday. "Had Biden said that he would sanction before they entered, maybe Putin would not have entered."
"But now that the war was created and you have other countries willing to provide MiGs to Ukraine to defend themselves in their own air," he continued. "[Ukraine is] not asking for American men and women to fight, all they’re asking is to have the weapons to defend themselves from an aggressor that is going in and killing women and children, innocent individuals, and there really has to be consequences for Russia’s action."
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