U.S. unity around Ukraine creates problems for Trump. Here's why
that he beat Biden in Georgia in the 2020 election.
Trump is not the only political figure with an interest in changing the subject away from Ukraine. That shift would also suit his opponents within the GOP. Republicans would much prefer to have the midterm debate focus on topics where they have an advantage.at the southern border as a way of galvanizing their voters and undermining public confidence in Biden’s ability as an executive. Look for them to renew that line of attack this spring.
because of the section of U.S. law that authorizes it, would anger the left. A decision to end it likely would generate an increase in migration., migration almost always surges during the late spring. Either way, Republicans likely will use the opportunity to accuse Biden of being weak on the border.
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