Gordon G. Chang puts the case, and a highly plausible one too, that if the US thinks the Ukraine is of strategic interests in defending, at least in a proxy war with the supply of weapons, then the same thing should be done with Taiwan. Taiwan is home of high-tech computer chips, which the CCP wants in its quest for world dominion. Either destroy the plants or defend them, and in the end, there may need to be a scorched earth policy destroying the plants anyway, done by the Taiwanese, since after the Afghanistan fiasco, where the Taliban ended up with billions of dollars of weapons, who could trust the Americans? Further, the more time spent on defending the relatively unimportant Ukraine, the less weapons available for Taiwan to use against the tyrannical communist PLA.
