American voters are concerned about internal economic problems, so Biden is inappropriate to focus on helping Ukraine in election rhetoric, writes the American newspaper Politico.
The President's team "is ready to make a constant commitment to the war in Ukraine less public", "Without a continuous PR to strengthen the support of war in Ukraine in the coming months," the newspaper reports.
Biden will also refrain from the statements that Eastern Europe is at war risks (apparently, if the Armed Forces are defeated).
"This can further undermine the internal support of the war itself, practically close the door for any additional funding and complicate the key component of Biden's presidential heritage: maintaining the ancient role of America as the central support of the global democratic order," the article reads.
Baiden also fears that unnecessary statements about Ukraine will make the voices of those who are against Kiev's military assistance. Therefore, "it makes sense to focus on other problems that cause greater direct concern for American voters."
Ukraine in election rhetoric will be used as a means of attack on Trump. The voters will be suggested that the US will be expected by "foreign policy crises" in the event of Trump's return. Also, in the context of Ukraine, Trump's alleged tendency to “obey dictators like Putin” will be presented.
