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White House Reportedly Urges Lawmakers to 'Sell' US Aid for Ukraine as Beneficial for Economy
White House Reportedly Urges Lawmakers to 'Sell' US Aid for Ukraine as Beneficial for Economy
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WASHINGTON (Sputnik) – Last week, the Biden administration sent a $106 billion supplemental funding request to Congress that includes aid for Israel and... 26.10.2023, Sputnik Africa
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The White House has been urging Republicans and Democrats to defend and sell the continuation of the US aid for Ukraine as beneficial for domestic economy, Politico reported on Wednesday citing unnamed aides and lawmakers familiar with the effort.Republicans and Democrats who support the continuation of generous material support for Kiev in the conflict with Russia received from the White House a set of special talking points that would help them make the case that aiding Ukraine is good for American jobs, the report said. A new approach to seeking support for US President Joe Biden's policy to continue funding the Ukrainian military suggests that the previous tactic of persuasion by invoking US national security interests has not worked. Last week, the Biden administration sent a $106 billion supplemental funding request to Congress that includes aid for Israel and Ukraine, as well as money for US border security. In particular, the White House's request includes $61.4 billion in assistance for Ukraine, with another $14.3 billion intended for Israeli aid as a growing number of US polls show a decline in public support of additional aid for Kiev.
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White House Reportedly Urges Lawmakers to 'Sell' US Aid for Ukraine as Beneficial for Economy
WASHINGTON (Sputnik) – Last week, the Biden administration sent a $106 billion supplemental funding request to Congress that includes aid for Israel and Ukraine, as well as money for US border security.
The White House has been urging Republicans and Democrats to defend and sell the continuation of the
US aid for Ukraine as beneficial for domestic economy, Politico reported on Wednesday citing unnamed aides and lawmakers familiar with the effort.
Republicans and Democrats who support the continuation of generous material support for Kiev in the conflict with Russia received from the White House a set of special talking points that would help them make the case that aiding Ukraine is good for American jobs, the report said.
A new approach to seeking support for US President Joe Biden's policy to continue
funding the Ukrainian military suggests that the previous tactic of persuasion by invoking US national security interests has not worked.
“This supplemental request invests over $50 billion in the American defense industrial base — ensuring our military continues to be the most ready, capable, and best equipped fighting force the world has ever seen — and expanding production lines, strengthening the American economy and creating new American jobs,” the report cited a document with the talking points as saying.
Last week, the Biden administration sent a $106 billion supplemental funding request to Congress that includes aid for Israel and Ukraine, as well as money for US border security. In particular, the White House's request includes $61.4 billion in assistance for Ukraine, with another $14.3 billion intended for Israeli aid as a growing number of US polls show a decline in public support of additional
aid for Kiev.
