What Does Ukraine Mean to America as an Important, not Vital Interest?

Doug Bandow, The American Spectator

United States federal debt owed to the public already has hit 100 percent and is heading to

the postwar record set in 1946 after the worst war in human history. At current rates the Congressional Budget Office warns that debt will be nearly twice that level by mid-century. The U.S. no longer can afford to be Europe’s sugar daddy, especially with growing concern over China’s future course and the possibility of conflict there.