.NoahCRothman: The MAGA wing of the GOP misjudged the mood on the American right when it came to Russia.
found that 74 percent of GOP voters don’t think Biden’s response to the invasion of Ukraine has been tough enough. Two-thirds of Republican respondents support accepting Ukrainian refugees into the country and the same number back a ban on importing Russian oil, even if it meansWhen it comes to Russia, the populist wing of the GOP — and, to a significant degree, their critics and opponents — focused their attention on the shiny objects of the Trump years.
How did the populist wing of the Republican Party so completely misread both the national interests menaced by Russia and the popular response to it? The simplest explanation for this miscalculation is that they misread Trump’s presidency.
When it comes to Russia, the populist wing of the GOP — and, to a significant degree, their critics and opponents — focused their attention on the shiny objects of the Trump years. They devoted themselves to domestic political conflict over the allegation that Trump had slow-walked the provision of lethal aid to Ukraine so he could secure for himself a favorable political narrative.
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