South Bay Congressman Sam Liccardo said betraying Ukraine will cause long term irreparable damage. He called President Trump the reincarnation of Neville Chamberlain.

Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) did not take kindly when asked on CNN about outgoing Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) comparing President Donald Trump's about-face on supporting Ukraine against the Russian invasion to the efforts by disgraced British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain to make peace with Nazi Germany.

By Arnold J. Oliver  No sooner had the announcement about a new policy for Ukraine from the Trump administration been made than the cries of “appeasement! Munich! Hitler! Neville Chamberlain” began to ring out from almost all corners of the mediaverse.

As we enter negotiations to end Russia's war against Ukraine, we must understand our adversaries’ and our own objectives and strengths and weaknesses.

Donald Trump has often asserted that the United States commands respect around the world only under his leadership. However, his latest message — a scathing attack on Ukraine and its president — has left observers worldwide and at home shocked and dismayed.

The Biden administration is reportedly seeking a peace deal in Ukraine that gives Russia control over certain territories, despite warnings from allies and critics that this would be appeasement

British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain secured what he thought was peace by acceding to Adolf Hitler’s wishes. Are we seeing the same in Ukraine?

In negotiating with Russia to end the war in Ukraine, Donald Trump ought to learn from former British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain’s mistake.

The Biden administration is reportedly seeking a peace deal in Ukraine that gives Russia control over certain territories, despite warnings from allies and critics that this would be appeasement and harm America's global interests.

As we enter negotiations to end Russia's war against Ukraine, we must understand our adversaries’ and our own objectives and strengths and weaknesses.

Trump administration should use Russia’s economic weakness to negotiate a fair and durable peace in Ukraine rather than capitulating to a Russia in peril

So how does this war end? Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth tipped the administration’s negotiating hand at the Munich Defense Conference in Germany. Ukraine will not join NATO. And there will be no territorial concessions. The White House tried to soften those comments and merely added to the confusion.