Republican Split Over Ukraine Aid Continues to Grow as 2024 Hopefuls Weigh In

The debate over Ukraine aid has caused a deepening rift among Republicans, with some taking a stronger stance in favor of providing assistance to the country, while others align more closely with President Trump’s position that it is not a priority for the U.S.

Senator Marco Rubio recently rejected comments made by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis that the Ukraine war is not a U.S. priority, stating that Ukraine remains an important partner for the U.S. Another Republican, Governor Larry Hogan of Maryland, has also voiced his support for providing aid to Ukraine.

However, DeSantis is not alone in his position, with some 2024 Republican presidential hopefuls indicating that they do not view the Ukraine conflict as a key concern for the U.S. On Fox News, Tucker Carlson questioned several potential candidates on their stance on the Russia-Ukraine war, with many declining to take a definitive position.

As the debate continues, the split within the Republican party over Ukraine aid is likely to be a key issue in the upcoming 2024 presidential race.