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The article focuses on the disparity between Ukraine's clear war strategy and the U.S.'s lack of a defined approach. Topics include Ukraine's recent actions to embarrass and pressure Russia, the impact of these actions on Ukrainian morale and Western support, and the need for the U.S. to define which of Ukraine's war aims it is willing to support.

The article discusses President Joe Biden's absence from the public eye in relation to the Ukraine aid standoff. The author suggests that the lack of support for increased defense budgets and the administration's unwillingness to challenge domestic spending priorities may be signaling a desire to negotiate with Ukraine rather than using resources to negotiate with Vladimir Putin. The article also mentions the U.S.'s lack of pushback against Putin's propaganda and the potential consequences of a war over Taiwan. The author concludes by expressing concerns about Biden's leadership and the historic tragedy that the upcoming election may bring. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the media's portrayal of Donald Trump's stance on Ukraine and the potential implications for the country. It highlights that the media often misrepresents Trump's position and fails to provide a realistic account of his potential actions as president. The article argues that both Trump and Biden would likely welcome a settlement to end the war in Ukraine, but the media falsely portrays Trump as being willing to sell out Ukraine. It also suggests that the U.S. drift under Biden could be a cause for concern for Ukraine's friends. The article concludes by emphasizing the importance of resources and available options in shaping U.S. policy towards Ukraine after 2024. [Extracted from the article]