Twice-failed presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton spoke with far-left ‘reporter’ Christiane Amanpour in regards to the stalled Senate assist invoice that funds international nations whereas largely ignoring the US border disaster.
Earlier this month Republican Senators voted in opposition to advancing a compromised ‘border security bill’ that may have allotted extra money to international nations whereas largely ignoring the US border.
The Senate’s $118.28 billion nationwide safety supplemental bundle allotted $60 billion in navy assist to Ukraine.
Solely $20.23 billion was allotted to safe the US border amid an unprecedented invasion of military-age males from Africa, the Center East, Latin America, and China.
After this invoice didn’t go the Senate final week, Schumer rolled out one other supplemental assist bundle for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan.
The Senate early Tuesday handed Schumer’s supplemental assist bundle and allotted $95 billion to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan. 22 Republicans voted in favor of giving international nations cash whereas ignoring the disaster on the US border.
The $95 billion bundle died within the Home final week. Speaker Johnson shut it down.
Now it’s all arms on deck to place stress on Speaker Johnson to fund Ukraine.
It’s additionally Trump’s fault.
Hillary Clinton dusted off her previous playbook. She referred to as Trump a “wannabe dictator” and claimed he’s “enamored of Putin.”
“If this [foreign aid] bill from the Senate were ever put on the floor of the House, it would pass… overwhelmingly,” Hillary Clinton mentioned.
However Home Republicans “are not doing America’s business, they’re doing Donald Trump’s business… He’s a wannabe dictator. Why is Donald Trump so enamored of Putin?” Hillary Clinton mentioned.
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“If this [foreign aid] bill from the Senate were ever put on the floor of the House, it would pass… overwhelmingly,” says @HillaryClinton, however Home Republicans “are not doing America’s business, they’re doing Donald Trump’s business… He’s a wannabe dictator.” pic.twitter.com/e2FMlD6bfC
— Christiane Amanpour (@amanpour) February 16, 2024
