How did isolationists feel about the lend lease act?

Isolationists strongly opposed the Lend-Lease Act, viewing it as a betrayal of America's neutrality during World War II. They believed that providing military aid to allied nations would entangle the U.S. in the conflict and lead to direct involvement in the war. Isolationists argued that the act undermined the principle of non-intervention and could escalate tensions, ultimately endangering American lives and interests.