Stop Saying What We Won't Do In Ukraine: Kinzinger

[L. Coyote]

Foreign Affairs Committee member, Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Ill., expresses his concern over going 'toe-to-toe' with Russia, why he says the U.S. should stop publicly saying what they won't do in Ukraine and what he thinks of Donald Trump's legacy on foreign policy.

[Wingus Dingus]

1. I have to disagree--I think Biden is being clear that neither the US or NATO

will allow themselves to be exposed to conflict, which is possibly what Putin wants--he wants an incident he can use to stoke up home support and prove NATO aggression in a conflict where they shouldn't be combatants. I'm not sure the Croatia crashed drone wasn't an attempt to provoke NATO. Putin needs the dynamics of this war to change--it's like a fire, and NATO would be the oxygen. Best to deny him that gift.

[Trust_Reality]

2. VERY interesting!

This guy is smart enough to be a quality Democrat - or am I unaware of some of his negatives?

[L. Coyote]

3. Just look at his voting record, to the right of a lot of Republicans.

He's likely running for President, so beware of becoming a fan.

[doc03]

4. On this I agree. Nothing should have been taken off

the table. It's like you can have Ukraine as long as you don't cross this line. Putin tested that Red line in Syria and got away with it.