CNN Data Chief Says Republicans Made This Major ‘Switcheroo’ On Ukraine

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The data includes individuals who believe that the United States is providing the right amount or insufficient support to Ukraine. This marks a significant change from February, when 47% of the same group believed that Ukraine was receiving too much support, while 30% disagreed. “It’s rare to see poll numbers like this,” noted Enten. “Despite what some may think based on online discussions, Republicans as a whole no longer hold the belief that we are overly supportive of Ukraine.”

Enten highlighted that 51% of Republicans now support increasing arms and military supplies to Ukraine, a substantial increase from 30% in March. “Both Americans and Republicans are now more aligned with supporting Ukraine than ever before. This represents a major shift from just a few months ago,” emphasized Enten.

The discussion took place just before Trump’s summit with Putin, which was lacking a ceasefire agreement. Putin was greeted with a military flyover and a ride in the presidential limo in Anchorage.

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