Harris hopes to turn Ukraine war into winning issue in battle with Trump for Polish American votes - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

76% : "The advice they're getting is, cultivate Trump just in case.
61% : They supported Trump in 2016 but backed President Joe Biden in 2020.
53% : ""Trump divided my family," Alibali said.
53% : John Laka, 66, of Appleton, Wisconsin, believes that Trump will be stronger overall on foreign policy than Harris.
44% : Filip Jotevski, the newly hired point person for networking with diaspora and ethnic communities, said on Wednesday's Harris organizing call that if Trump returns to power "he'll sell out Ukraine" after spending years "cozying up to Vladimir Putin."
44% : Trump, for his part, is slated to visit a Polish American shrine in Pennsylvania on Sunday for the unveiling of a monument to the anti-communist Solidarity movement.
32% : If they didn't, Trump warned, the U.S. would not uphold its treaty obligations and "would encourage them" -- meaning Russia -- "to do whatever the hell they want.
31% : The Polish American community was pushed into the spotlight during the Sept. 10 debate in Philadelphia, when Trump twice refused to say whether he wanted Ukraine to win the war against Russia.
29% : He also downplayed any suggestion of friendship between Trump and Duda, a right-wing politician who once suggested renaming a military base in his country as Fort Trump.
28% : "Trump has previously suggested withdrawing the United States from NATO, which would devastate the alliance, and he's demanded that allies increase their defense spending to reduce the burden on Washington.
26% : "Harris fired back that if Trump had been president when the invasion took place, "Putin would be sitting in Kyiv with his eyes on the rest of Europe.
25% : "Negotiate a deal," Trump said.

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