Trump taps fierce UN critic to serve as envoy

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : That strategy is likely to surface most prominently in Ukraine, where Trump has declined to commit more military support as Kyiv continues the years-long battle against Russia's invading forces.
46% : That loyalty to the former president was quickly rewarded in the months following the rampage when House Republicans -- infuriated that Rep. Liz Cheney (Wyo.), a member of their own leadership ranks, had voted to impeach Trump for his role in the attack -- voted to oust Cheney and promote Stefanik as the conference chair.
45% : It was a familiar argument -- one initiated by Trump.
37% : "Her nomination as America's top envoy to the U.N. sends an early signal that Trump intends to side squarely with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a conservative Trump ally who has ignored President Biden's calls for a regional cease-fire, as the Middle Eastern conflict expands and intensifies.
31% : But her promotion to global envoy is sure to ring alarm bells among both traditional conservatives, who still support a muscular defense of NATO and America's overseas allies, and Democrats, who consider Stefanik to be an unscrupulous political opportunist and a blind sycophant to Trump.

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