Jonah Goldberg: Why do Democrats and Republicans agree on Ukraine aid? (via latimesopinion)
K. see hundreds of dead Russian bodies in refrigerated trucks in Ukraine and with no one taking them back to Russia for burial. D. hears that many people in Latvia, where he has moved, support Putin.. In an era of hyperpartisanship, if you want to get something done, the best thing you can do is not make a big deal about it. It’s a zero-sum calculation — if one party can declare a victory, the other party sees it as a loss.
in November. That Trump desperately wanted an infrastructure bill when he was president shows how partisanship is a bigger priority than policy. Still, in such a climate, one might wonder, why did Republicans overwhelmingly support the Ukrainian aid package? The most important, and obvious, reason is that it was necessary on the
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