It's always concerning when any federal legislation gets solid bipartisan support. That's certainly the case with the U.S. Senate's overwhelming support on Tuesday for a $95 billion supplemental foreign aid package that includes $60 billion for Ukraine and $14 billion for Israel.
Only two Democrats, one independent, and 26 Republicans voted against sending billions of dollars to conflicts that the U.S. is neither a belligerent in nor stands much of a chance of changing the outcome of with more money.
