Senate Republicans offered mixed reactions to former President Donald Trump's litany of controversial stances at his CNN town hall Wednesday evening.
The former president suggested he would be able to end the Russian war in Ukraine in"one day, 24 hours." Trump said that while Russian President Vladimir Putin"made a mistake" invading Ukraine, he would not call him a war criminal because doing so would further complicate peace efforts.
Another GOP senator, who insisted on anonymity in order to speak candidly, told the Washington Examiner that members had been advised not to comment on the former president. Doing so, they said, only gives him more oxygen. Pressed about Trump's Ukraine comments, Tuberville said that while he wouldn't respond to specifics, he agreed that diplomacy was necessary for a peace deal with Russia.
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