Befuddled Biden Accidentally Admits Trump Was Right on Iran, Plays Catch-Up on Hurricane
Joe Biden was at it again on Wednesday throwing Israel under the bus again when it comes to Iran.
Biden is always coming down Israel's throat when they're trying to deal with terrorists. As we have previously reported, he is saying that he would not support Israel taking out Iran's nuclear capability and that any response had to be "proportionate."
Presumably, he meant "proportionate" to the ballistic missile attack that Iran launched on Israel on Monday.
Once again, there he goes trying to tie Israel's hands to something he deems "proportionate." It's always a warning to them, while not pressuring the bad guys, which only makes them bolder.
But then the other problem here is the number of deals and all the support that he and Barack Obama have given Iran - deals and support that helped to prop up the mullahs. When Biden came into office, he ended sanctions on Iran that former President Donald Trump had put in place.
Now he's claiming that he wants to re-sanction them.
As always with Biden, he was once again wrong, as he has been wrong for almost fifty years on virtually every foreign policy question, now he's faced with issues in part of his own making. His new sanctions plan is basically an admission that Trump was right.
Having made the problem worse, Biden wants to go back and do what he failed to do originally, but it's a little late at this point. He's still undercutting Israel and not holding Iran to account. I don't have any faith at all that he will put on any sanctions that have any "teeth."
Biden got called out for his failure. This is the problem of incompetent leadership.
Biden took questions on other issues, as well, including questions on Hurricane Helene recovery efforts.
When people were dying during and after the storm, he was at the beach in Delaware and his vice president, Kamala Harris, was hitting the fundraisers in California. He once again appears to be trying to play some catch-up for optics after Trump had already gone to Georgia on Monday.
He and Harris were visiting some of the hard-hit areas in Georgia on Wednesday.
While they have been providing some assistance, there are still people not getting help in areas that are hard to get to.
DHS head Alejandro Mayorkas said that while they have funds to deal with the present, Mayorkas said they didn't have the funds "to make it through the season and what - what is imminent," meaning anymore disasters. They're looking for more money from Congress, he said.
Gee, you think maybe rather than giving billions away elsewhere they could delegate more to the needs of our own people? Meanwhile the FEMA "Shelter and Services Program" is spending hundreds of millions on humanitarian services for "non-citizens migrants" after they've been released by the DHS.
It's more than past time for these horrible people to be voted out.
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