Republican strategist Carl Row on Thursday underlined the stake of the Russia-Ukraine peace talks, stating that the failure of coming into a resolution could lead to the President of President Trump.
In A Wall Street Journal OddRowe underlined three possible consequences from Trump’s efforts to end the war in Ukraine: a successful peace deal; Failure to reach a deal, resulting in continuous conflict; And a Russian win over Ukraine.
Rowe compared the third possibility – Joe Row said that Russia will either have no compromise or by an agreement that Russia breaks out – to the return of Afghanistan in 2021, when former President Biden did not have a tank in poll number and never recovered.
Rowe wrote in the OP-Aid, “In addition to having the worst results moral and geologically, this is the third possibility for the President and GOP.”
“The disastrous American return from Afghanistan and later Taliban acquisition broke the reputation of President Biden with voters. He never recovered. Mr. Biden was approved by 50% in Gallop in July 2021; Kabul fell out of 36% after Kabul fell next month.
“Ukraine’s defeat by Russia will be equally devastating for Mr. Trump,” he said.
Row said that Trump promised to end the war in Ukraine within 24 hours of taking office. Since then, Rowe said, Trump “placed himself on the stage of the center” with his attitude and with his busyness with foreign leaders.
Rowe said, “The President cannot leave his role, even if he wants.” “The public opinion among the rest of the world will blame Mr. Putin for the attack – but to allow Mr. Trump to succeed.”
Rowe said the first result – a successful deal – is within access to the US President, and he has so far deferred Trump’s footsteps in defense of Ukraine. He also said that Trump’s pressure on NATO countries is “paying to spend more on defense.”
Rowe urged Trump that “it was as strict on Mr. Putin as he” has been on the President of Ukrainian Volodimier Zelancesi, he said that the approach is the result of a sustainable peace to the fighting countries “to the war”. “
“Mr. Trump can bring a reasonable successful conclusion for this horrific war that Mr. Putin is of the most fear: dismissing the flattery of the Russian dictator and rejects the demands and stressed that he makes a fair, implemented deal with Mr. Zelanski.”
“Anything less will be a stain on Mr. Trump and his party, for which they will correctly pay a high political value,” they continued.
