If he was he would find that it is cooling toward the concept of “as long as it takes.”

Biden must tell the American people what we’re doing here, and why.

Last week, at a meeting of NATO defense ministers in Brussels, US secretary of defense Lloyd Austin unveiled yet another aid package for Ukraine, adding another $200 million to the more than $40 billion already gifted by Washington. According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, it includes:

The longer the US helps to prolong the war, it risks the stability of its strategic transatlantic interests.

There are two competing narratives about the origins of the Ukraine War.

The next few weeks could be Ukraine’s last chance to grasp the flower of safety from the nettle of war by negotiating a compromise peace with Russia that would safeguard its future statehood and sovereignty.

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine approaches its six hundredth day, battle fatigue seems to have set in not only in the warring nations but the world over.

First, scattershot, mindless defense of everything everywhere is always a Bad Idea: Friedrich Der Gross, King of Prussia, knew that a quarter of a millennium ago.

Ukraine is now America’s new forever war. Americans know that ‘whatever it takes’ is not a strategy

Unfortunately for the president, supporting Ukraine ‘as long as it takes’, and mostly without conditions, has reached its limits