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President Joe Biden has turned his back on the people trapped in Afghanistan, our allies, the media, and the American people. Turning his back is becoming President Biden’s legacy.
After the 2020 election was called for him, Joe Biden immediately told world leaders that “America’s back” — indicating an end to what he called Trump’s “America Alone” policy.
Asked what he’s been saying to world leaders on congratulatory phone calls, President-elect Joe Biden replies, “I’m letting them know that America’s back.” https://t.co/pbuCUsPcjK pic.twitter.com/q2FC4447tw
— ABC News (@ABC) November 10, 2020
He’s been beating that drum a lot to show that he’s not the same as the Bad Orange Man who was in office for four years.
During his #JointSession address, President Biden says he has made it clear to other world leaders that “America’s back.” pic.twitter.com/7kqPOLTROk
— Forbes (@Forbes) April 29, 2021
During a CNN Town Hall, Biden said that world leaders wanted reassurances that America was moving back to the pre-Trump era squishy globalism that has marked American foreign policy for both parties for decades. He then said that foreign leaders were worried that America wouldn’t be able to “get it together” and join in their weird, cultlike World Economic Forum globalism and chant the “build back better” mantra.
PRES. BIDEN ON G7 TALKS: “I walk in and I said ‘America’s back’ and they go — I’m serious, heads of state. I give you my word as a Biden — They said, ‘Are you really back?’”
“‘We believe you, Joe. But will the country ever get it together.’” pic.twitter.com/4ayBkxvWHu
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) July 22, 2021
Lately, the back of Biden’s head is becoming more familiar than his face.
August 24:
#BREAKING: President Biden does not answer reporters’ questions following address. pic.twitter.com/BAqALXnpEX
— Forbes (@Forbes) August 24, 2021
August 23:
After giving 10 minute remark on COVID vaccines & FDA final approval of Pfizer vaccine, Biden takes no questions & ignores shouting question on Afghanistan
Question: “Do you know how many Americans are left in Afghanistan?”
Biden: ??♂️ pic.twitter.com/1f9H9ph7DR
— Mona Salama (@MonaSalama_) August 23, 2021
August 18:
#BREAKING: President Biden takes no questions following speech. pic.twitter.com/prQWnLk9Yh
— Forbes (@Forbes) August 18, 2021
It’s become a meme.
Biden’s legacy pic.twitter.com/mVaNSzBzcS
— Lindsay Wigo (@LindsayWigo) August 23, 2021
Reporter: “How many Americans are left in Afghanistan, Mr. President?”
President Biden: pic.twitter.com/RzedDLR2zE
— Chad Gilmartin (@ChadGilmartinCA) August 23, 2021
— Abigail Marone (@abigailmarone) August 24, 2021
Biden said in November 2020 that he inherited a “divided country and a world in disarray.”
How’s he doing so far in remedying either of those problems?
We’ve got an immigration crisis at the Southern border, that has become a humanitarian crisis as people are crammed into facilities with the Wuhan virus spreading and then sent off to parts unknown into the interior of the United States without a court date. It’s a free ticket into the U.S.
The virus is still spreading despite the “experts” telling us that the vaccines will save us, so we’ve still got masks, distancing, and now a third shot of vaccine with endless boosters on the horizon. Places are instituting vaccine passports and dividing people into the “clean” and “unclean” categories despite reports that vaccinated people can spread the virus just as much as the unvaccinated.
America is more divided than ever along party lines, and increasingly on racial lines due to the push for neo-racism in the form of “Critical Race Theory” in education.
Parents are livid about CRT and that schools are mandating masks for children.
Because of Joe’s war on oil, we’re no longer energy independent, and gas prices are up, which means the cost of everything is up.
Inflation doesn’t look like it’s going to be as “temporary” as the Biden-Harris administration had assured us it would be.
And now, it looks like 20 years were spent battling back the Taliban in Afghanistan only to hand over the country along with billions of dollars in U.S. military equipment back to the Taliban in a week.
It’s not a good record.
No wonder his standard response has been to turn his back and walk away while refusing to answer tough questions.
On Tuesday, the President gave a 7-minute update on caving to the Taliban’s “red line” withdrawal date of August 31 which our G7 allies had pleaded to extend to ensure that they could get their citizens out of the country.
His comments on Afghanistan were scheduled for Noon but rescheduled until 4:30 pm. He was still late.
This brief update on America’s shiv to our G7 allies and kowtowing to terrorists was preceded by a 5-minute plug on Biden’s “Build Back Better” domestic agenda. He touted that his plan included long-term economic investment, low-cost housing, cheaper prescription drugs, affordable elder care, free pre-K, 2 years of free community college, and tax cuts for daycare and healthcare. It sounded like a Bernie speech more than a Biden one, especially when he started talking about corporations paying “their fair share.” He then spent a couple of minutes thanking Democrats in Congress for supporting his agenda, and pushed the GOP to pass the Democrats’ federalizing of elections act.
When he finally got around to addressing Afghanistan, he touted the U.S. evacuation effort trying to frame it as though it was a success, despite the clear scramble that this has become. Biden admitted that the remainder of the evacuation is dependant on the mercy and cooperation of the Taliban.
Biden CAVES To Taliban’s August 31 ‘Red Line’ To Evacuate — Against Pleas From G7 Leaders
Political cartoonist, A.F. Branco, captured Biden’s treatment of our Afghan allies perfectly:
He then spoke about the terrorist group “ISIS-K” — reminiscent of the way that the Obama administration referred to ISIS as “ISIL” — and the threat the group poses to U.S. troops, civilians, and our allies the longer they stay in Afghanistan.
He also indicated that all of the G7 leaders agreed that a Taliban government could be legitimized on the world stage if they play nice with the evacuation. Shameful.
So, does this mean that if the Taliban executes the duly-elected Afghani PM, they’d be legitimately killing an “insurrectionist”?
Afghani PM Declares Himself ‘Caretaker President’ … Vows To Oppose Taliban
Joe’s handlers probably haven’t thought through that far.
Biden then thanked allies that he just coerced into acquiescing to the demands of the Taliban, because as it is with military conflict, the United States is the big player and our allies know it.
He then turned his back and walked away without taking a single question.
He’s been turning his back on reporters and everyone else since this entire bungled Afghanistan withdrawal began.
The man refused to end his vacation as people were falling from airplanes.
This is not a serious leader.
He’s an embarrassment.
