America First should not put Russia second | George W. Bush Center

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1. Principals from George W Bush Center remind Americans to support Ukraine and defend against Russia for our own good.

   It’s also worth noting that nearly 70% of total Ukraine assistance is spent in the United States or on U.S. forces, according to a study by the American Enterprise Institute (AEI). That creates jobs for Americans while also helping Ukraine and helping to rebuild our atrophied defense industrial base. Moreover, a different AEI study found that ceasing our support for Ukraine will be much more costly for the United States in the long run – to the tune of an additional $800 billion in defense spending if Russia overruns Ukraine.

2. what is george W bush saying himself?

3. The US kinda does have to have Russia’s interests at heart if they want viable deterrent against China’s expansion into other parts of Asia unless the EU has a better offer like being able to project massive amounts of military power in Asia which currently isn’t the reality nor will it likely ever be …

   Despite all the atlanticist bias on English social media it’s simply too good for the US to pass up on the idea of a partnership with Russia because their other major allies (India & Vietnam) are also somewhat dependent on US security cooperation but China stands in their way from exploring a deeper relationship with eachother. The moment Russia’s allies (right at the doorstep of China) catches wind of a realignment (US-Russia pact) they officially end their status of ‘neutrality’ …

   The US are hoping that they can keep their old connections (NATO) but as it becomes increasingly untenable for their traditional allies to reconcile their divergence in security interest it’s inevitable that they look more in way of the US’s biggest current foe (China) because their at the doorstep of their existential threat (Russia) …

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