I'm not exactly sure what all of your objections are.  Is it the amount of money we are spending?  I consider that as a small, selfish investment for ourselves.  If Russia fails here that will strengthen our hand against Iran and China.

Is it Ukraine's involvement with Hunter Biden?
Or perhaps it is just the fact that Biden and the Dems are for it so you have to be against it?

Is it the incorrect use of the word "Democracy"?  Perhaps what they are striving for isn't actually Democracy.  Democracy isn't right for everyone.  In fact, it isn't right for us either.  But if they survive this in any form, they are bound to be a friend of the US and indebted to us, and we need all the friends we can get.

So convince me what you see as a problem with our support here.  My only worry is that we have gone this far already.  If we pull back now, we will look even worse than we did withdrawing from Afghanistan.  And my biggest objection to Biden (in this regard only) so far is that he has given them too little, too late.  If he had shown some backbone in January this whole fustercluck  may not have ever happened in the first place.  Biden has done NOTHING else that I could defend to any degree.

First objection:  FTX.  We found out that much of our taxpayer money going to Ukraine came back to the Democrat party.

Second:  We don't necessarily want Russia to fall too much as a country.  Too many nukes to end up in a fractured, failed nation. Russia needs to remain a superpower.

Third:  While I was fine helping Ukraine defend Kiev, they need to give up Donbas.  Time to negotiate a settlement, Russia will take it.  Russia knows Kiev ain't gonna happen and they need an off ramp to save face.  But Zelensky won't do it as long as we keep sending him money.

Fourth:  Ukrainians dying to defend Kiev and the nation is one thing, continuing to die defending Donbas for months and years is quite another.  Half of Donbas population wants to be in Russia anyway.  Negotiate to keep Odessa, and end the war.  If Zelensky cared about his people that's what he would do.

I'd bet all of these organizations now have political embeds in them to help steer the propaganda.

Q:  What's the difference between far-out, wild, tin-foil hat conspiracy theory and reality?
A:  About 6 months.

No. He said there was fraud and that allows us to set aside parts of the Constitution.  Here’s the screenshot. Parse the English.

Wrong!  He said “Massive fraud of this type allows….etc.”   You parse English.  Subject, verb, object.  It is the fraud (subject) allowing (verb) the Constitution to be violated (object clause, paraphrasing, passively acted upon).

Otherwise he would have said, “The fraud allows us “to violate”,” where “us” is the subject of an objective clause and the verb becomes an infinitive where we are committing an action.  That’s not what he said.  He said the fraud was breaking the rules and even violating the Constitution.

No. He said there was fraud and that allows us to set aside parts of the Constitution.  Here’s the screenshot. Parse the English.

He could have said it a lot better.  The Constitution does not say anything about what to do if there is massive fraud in an election.  It only says how an election is to be carried out.  If it is shown that the election itself was unconstitutional then the rules in the Constitution regarding that election are void.  He did not say throw out the Constitution.  No matter how many times people are outraged by what they think he said.

Like court and a mistrial, we can declare a "mis-election" and a do-over.

Seriously?  Republicans complain about divisiveness in the country.  Pot, meet kettle.  This is bullshit.

Liberals and Progressives always find new ways to divide the country. The latest is the use of pronouns.

And doing a poor job at that. It’s really demeaning and effeminate when a man acts like a Karen.

He takes it as a compliment when reasonable people insult him. He's just looking for responses.

Please cite a credible source showing the political affliation of those that are listed as dying because of covid and who were not vaccinated or did not wear masks.

I realize that being dead doesn't stop democrats from voting...

You’re right, Steingar has a point.  All the Republicans that died ended up voting Democrat by mail in ballot.