The Georgia Republican tweeted Saturday that 'our highest ranking leaders would not be able to' visit Ukraine if conditions warranted more military aid.
Greene, a Georgia Republican, appeared to question why the aid was necessary since the senators were not wearing safety equipment including bulletproof vests or helmets while meeting with Zelensky.
She continued:"2. If the conditions in Ukraine were so grave to warrant the U.S. sending $54 billion, then our highest ranking leaders would not be able to go." "First, some geography lessons. A similar risk would happen if Savannah, Georgia was under attack and they visited Atlanta. They were over 250 miles from the front lines.
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