Trump's aggressive approach may be the best way to end Russia's war in Ukraine | Opinion

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

70% : Trump and Vice President JD Vance demonstrated an America-first strategy in their contentious meeting with Zelenskyy on Friday at the White House.
61% : Unfortunately, most Democrats and even some Republicans are too blinded by their hatred of Trump to see that as a good thing.
45% : Only then did Trump and Vance respond with the tense exchange that quickly went viral Friday.
40% : It is wrong for American progressives to herald Zelenskyy as a hero for putting Ukraine first while villainizing Trump for putting America first.
37% : Where is the left's outrage at Hamas? Throughout the conversation, Trump redirected the discussion toward a peace deal with Russia.
37% : The White House announced Monday night that Trump has paused military aid to Ukraine.
32% : Trump and Vance's full exchange with Zelenskyy highlights diplomatic skills that I didn't know Trump had.
32% : And Trump and Vance aren't wrong for signaling that the days of U.S. interventionism around the globe are ending.
31% : Trump should have expressed more empathy for all that Ukraine has lost in a war that Russian dictator Vladimir Putin started in 2022.
31% : But Trump isn't wrong about the need to finally end that war.
29% : It's also important to note that Trump isn't the first American president to lose patience with Zelenskyy.
20% : As Trump said Friday, "I'm not aligned with Putin.
19% : " Trump then confronted Zelenskyy: "You don't know that.

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