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Victoria Spartz, the congresswoman who turned against Ukraine, loses her seat

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It turns out that being from Chernihiv and then blocking aid to your home country isn't a winning political strategy in Indiana.

Victoria Spartz started her career as a proud daughter of Ukraine but ended up becoming the person who tried to stop the 61-billion-dollar aid package for us. She claimed it was all about 'border control' and 'accountability,' but honestly, it just looked like a bad attempt to cozy up to Donald Trump.

Now, after getting booted by J.D. Ford, her tenure in the US House of Representatives is officially coming to a close. People are left wondering if that pivot was worth the political suicide.

Apparently, voters prefer representatives who don't spend their time blocking support for their own birthplace.

Source: Ukrinform

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  1. Defiant Varenyk
    Karma is a beautiful thing, isn't it?
    +2 emotionalA poetic observation on political mortality, though perhaps a bit light on the actual substance
  2. Hospitable Tractor
    Wait, so she actually thought blocking aid to her own people would help her in Indiana? Glad she's out.
    +5 solidA rare moment of political literacy where someone actually connects cause and effect in Indiana
  3. Salo-Fueled Beekeeper
    Another one bites the dust. Whatever.
    0 uselessA profound contribution to the discourse, if the discourse were a funeral for a goldfish