America's Enemies Are Working Together.

When we arm Ukraine, we weaken Russia AND its allies. We can't allow America's enemies to win.

NEW AD: Airing tomorrow in Washington, DC, during the Republican Debate.

NEW AD: Donald Trump wanted to steal your vote. Speaker Johnson helped him.

Now running in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Arizona.

Rep. Crenshaw on Ukraine aid: “It's about stopping a world that we used to live in prior to World War II where countries just invaded other countries...It was a world of survival, not of flourishing...And the only way that world comes back is if America pulls back.”

Rep. Mike Johnson on Nov. 17, 2020: “You know the allegations about these voting machines, some of them being rigged with this software by Dominion, there's a lot of merit to that...They know that in Georgia it really was rigged.”

Jenna Ellis in 2020: “This is an elite strike force team that is working on behalf of the President.”

Jenna Ellis in 2023: “I failed to do my due diligence...If I knew then what I know now, I would have declined to represent Donald Trump in these post-election challenges.”

NEW AD: The next Speaker of the House must support Ukraine.

Rep. Mike Lawler: “Vladimir Putin is a vile dictator and thug. I have supported funding in Ukraine, and I will continue to do that...We cannot give up on this mission and let Vladimir Putin be successful.”

Former Trump National Security Advisor Lt. Gen. H. R. McMaster: 'Russia is not going to stop until Russia is stopped. The Ukrainians are the ones who are stopping Russia...'

AG Merrick Garland: “Our job is to uphold the rule of law. That means we apply the same laws to everyone...We will not be intimidated. We will do our jobs free from outside influence, and we will not back down from defending our democracy.”

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy:

“If Ukraine falls, Putin will surely go further...The whole world has to decide if we want to stop Putin or if we want to start a Third World War.”

NEW: We are launching a new ad pushing for Republican members of Congress to support aid to Ukraine.

The ad will air on the four major Sunday news shows in the D.C. market this Sunday, and it will also air nationally during the GOP primary debate on Fox Business.

Our mobile billboards featuring GOP voters calling on the party to support Ukraine are up outside the district offices of House GOP leadership members:

Chris Christie on providing more weapons to Ukraine:

”I think Joe Biden has given them enough—just enough—not to lose, but not enough to win. And so part of what I think we need to do here is to give the Ukrainians the ability to prosecute the war in the way they see fit.”

Neil Cavuto asks GA Sec. of State Brad Raffensperger if he regrets standing up to Donald Trump in 2020:

“No, I made sure that we followed the law and we followed the Constitution.”

Mitt Romney: “Former President Trump said we should put aside the Constitution and reinstall him as president. There are some people who believe that. I believe they're sorely wrong.”

Just a reminder that Putin always wants what's worst for America.

Sen. McConnell: “The U.S. isn’t arming Ukraine out of a sense of charity. We’re backing a fellow democracy because it’s in our direct interest to do so.”

When America was attacked on 9/11, Ukraine sent troops to Afghanistan to support us.

When Ukraine was attacked, they didn't ask for American troops—just weapons to defend themselves.

They answered our call. We should answer theirs.

Sen. James Risch on how upholding our commitment to Ukraine deters Chinese aggression:

“If you think Xi isn't watching every single thing that goes on as far as our commitment to see this thing through, you're badly mistaken. He is watching this.”

Andrew is a Republican from Virginia who supports providing aid to Ukraine because they are being attacked by one of our biggest adversaries:

“The Republican Party should support aid to Ukraine because Russia is among the adversaries that the United States faces.”