As the open war between Russia and Ukraine enters its second year, that conflict has again taken a prominent stage in both mainstream American politics and dissident discussions. Often, a familiar pattern plays out as arguments are exchanged, tempers flare, and the prospect of understanding seems farther away than ever. One of the chief stumbling blocks between the two sides of the debate is that the dissident debate over the Russia-Ukraine War has been obscured by the misrepresentation of half of the argument, namely the half which most Heritage Americans in the Heartland hold to.
