America used to take great pride in being the leader of the free world. Now its role in foreign

wars is a subject of relentless division and discourse across the United States. Disastrous

and exorbitant wars in the Middle East have created the generational revulsion to American

lives being sacrificed for Washington, D.C.'s version of global morality. And I can understand why

people are so skeptical.

But the current political chaos is about wars in which American troops will have no involvement at all.

The $95 billion A package finally passed this weekend will be spent mostly on military hardware for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan.

On one side, critics draped to the Ukrainian flag

are furious at America supporting what they see

as a genocidal Israeli assault on Gaza.

On the other, Israel supporters fume

that backing for America's biggest ally in the Middle East

is contingent on backing for President Zelensky.

This was the moment that the Ukraine aid

was finally approved by the House of Representatives this weekend.

And this was the predictive response of Putin Fangirl, an occasional congresswoman, Marjorie, or Moscow, Marjorie Taylor Green, to give her her full name.

When we had members of Congress in there waving the Ukrainian flag on the United States House of Representatives floor, while we're doing nothing to secure our border, I think every American in this country should be furious.

Who's going to vote for these people?

How can you vote for these people?

They don't serve our country.

Well, chanting Ukraine and waving a foreign flag in Congress is probably not the best look.

Those who did so were baiting their political opponents and they knew it.

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