President Biden ’s remarks Tuesday to the U.N. General Assembly fell flat.
Why? Because once again, Biden demonstrated weakness. He …
President Biden ’s remarks Tuesday to the U.N. General Assembly fell flat. Why? Because once again, Biden demonstrated weakness. He is pushing our allies away and cozying up to our enemies. Biden said during his remarks, „We’re opening a new era of relentless diplomacy, of using the power of our development aid to invest in new ways of lifting people up around the world.“ And while we should value diplomacy, a strong America is what will enable that diplomacy, and not the promise of American tax dollars. A strong, America first policy that ended years of dumping billions of U.S. dollars in an attempt to buy peace and cooperation saw successful results around the globe during the Trump administration in dealing with adversaries and establishing better relations with our allies in having them step up as partners sharing in those alliances. American strength is what will deter war; weakness and the potential for cash payouts for our enemies as we did with Iran, only invites attacks. Joe Biden spoke as if he were living in a different world. He did not address his administration’s failures in Afghanistan. He made a point to mention America’s willingness to reenter the JCPOA, while at the same time offering platitudes about preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. He was singularly focused on climate change, while ignoring many of the pressing security and diplomatic challenges the United States and our allies face. Most importantly, he failed to call out China. President Biden asserted that „those who commit acts of terror against will continue to find a determined enemy in the United States.
