Andy Biggs Wonders Why The US is Sending Billions to Ukraine While the United States’ Infrastructure Rapidly Deteriorates
Jose Nino
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The way the DC ruling class treats Middle Americans is truly breath-taking. The Russo-Ukrainian conflict has offered Americans a lurid portrayal of how little DC cares about America’s working class.
While the country is experiencing all manner of socio-economic problems — a collapsing border, crumbling infrastructure, rising inflation, and an unstable job market —, the pro-war uniparty previously passed a $40 billion military aid package to Ukraine.
To add insult to injury, on June 15, 2022, the Biden regime announced that it would be sending another $1 billion in aid to Ukraine.
This recent move by the Biden regime angered Arizona Congressman Andy Biggs, a steadfast America First patriot during the Russo-Ukrainian military conflict.
He tweeted on June 16, 2022:
Biden is sending another $1 billion to Ukraine.
This is in addition to the $40 billion previously sent by my colleagues in Congress.
It’s absurd we aren’t using this money here at home.
Biden is sending another $1 billion to Ukraine.
This is in addition to the $40 billion previously sent by my colleagues in Congress.
It's absurd we aren't using this money here at home.
— Rep Andy Biggs (@RepAndyBiggsAZ) June 16, 2022
Biggs has been one of the least hawkish Congressmen towards Russia, since Russia commenced its military operation on February 24. Instead of trying to get the US bogged down in another geopolitical conflict that doesn’t advance America interests, Biggs has called for the US to focus more on its domestic affairs. Namely, securing its borders and building an independent energy infrastructure that protects the US from massive geoeconomic shocks.
Biggs and his colleagues like Kentucky Congressman Massie are leading the next generation of right-wing populists within the GOP. One of the most intriguing factional political battles that will be unfolding in the next decade or two will be the populist vs. neoconservative internal struggle.
The former believes in the Historic American Nation, will fight to secure the border, and avoid unnecessary interventions. The latter is more focused on prosecuting never-ending wars and promoting mass migration at Middle America’s expense.
If America is to survive as a coherent nation, the populists must win and take over the GOP. Biggs will undoubtedly be one of the leaders spearheading this change within the GOP.
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