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Not anymore:
https://news.gallup.com/file/poll/657128/250224CountryRatings.pdf
Views on Ukraine are far less favorable for Republicans than Democrats already, views of Russia more positive among Republicans. And I promise you, that difference is getting more dramatic soon. Other articles note this is a dramatic shift from last year.
I hope you are right, but propaganda is powerful, and I suspect the same kind of populism could absolutely take off in the EU.
Ukraine: Total favorable 63% Total unfavorable 31
How does that support your claim "Not anymore"?
Because thereβs a drastic disparity between Republicans/Democrats, and (not illustrated in this pdf alone), the level of support among Republics dropped massively within a year.
Every Republican parrots Trump. At this point, that's what makes them Republican. They will be in lock-step once Trump's betrayal of Ukraine filters down to their low-information bubble.