The Official Thread Dedicated to "Biden Destroying Us"
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This clown just took a knee in front of the WNBA. What a disgrace. No leader should ever kneel aside from in prayer. Anybody think this guy is respected on the world stage?
www.dailywire.com
Biden Takes A Knee For Photo While Honoring WNBA Champions
He is a cuck plan and simple.
Isn't this just sweet. One vermin protecting antoher.
www.breitbart.com
White House Confirms: Joe Biden to Campaign for Gavin Newsom in California Recall
"The president does still plan to go and campaign for Gov. Newsom in California," Psaki said. "That is still certainly his plan."
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Newsome thinks that's going to help him? What a dumbass.Isn't this just sweet. One vermin protecting antoher.
White House Confirms: Joe Biden to Campaign for Gavin Newsom in California Recall
"The president does still plan to go and campaign for Gov. Newsom in California," Psaki said. "That is still certainly his plan."
Good Lord, this is just embarrassing.
www.foxnews.com
President Biden is struggling to provide a message of strength and confidence amid international scorn and uncertainty over his handling of the U.S. military drawdown in Afghanistan — showing up late to speeches, refusing to answer reporters' questions, and largely avoiding the White House press corps ever since Taliban insurgents took over the country in a matter of days.
Biden's remarks Tuesday from the White House were delayed more than four hours after being rescheduled twice, and the U.S. evacuation effort in Afghanistan was the last topic he addressed after touting his Build Back Better agenda.
"He made us wait a number of hours and then touted a $5 trillion liberal wishlist that will increase greater inflation and transform our country in the worst way possible," House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy fumed during a press briefing Wednesday morning.
"The most embarrassing part though, was that he refused to take questions, and he turned his back and walked away — an image that has come to define him and his presidency," McCarthy said. "He turned his back on our own citizens stranded in Afghanistan, he’s turned our back on our allies and partners, he’s turned his back on his duties as commander in chief."
White House in chaos struggles to keep Biden on time
President Biden is struggling to provide a message of strength and confidence amid international scorn and uncertainty over his handling of the U.S. military drawdown in Afghanistan – showing up late to speeches, refusing to answer reporters’ questions, and largely avoiding the White House press...
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President Biden is struggling to provide a message of strength and confidence amid international scorn and uncertainty over his handling of the U.S. military drawdown in Afghanistan — showing up late to speeches, refusing to answer reporters' questions, and largely avoiding the White House press corps ever since Taliban insurgents took over the country in a matter of days.
Biden's remarks Tuesday from the White House were delayed more than four hours after being rescheduled twice, and the U.S. evacuation effort in Afghanistan was the last topic he addressed after touting his Build Back Better agenda.
"He made us wait a number of hours and then touted a $5 trillion liberal wishlist that will increase greater inflation and transform our country in the worst way possible," House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy fumed during a press briefing Wednesday morning.
"The most embarrassing part though, was that he refused to take questions, and he turned his back and walked away — an image that has come to define him and his presidency," McCarthy said. "He turned his back on our own citizens stranded in Afghanistan, he’s turned our back on our allies and partners, he’s turned his back on his duties as commander in chief."
Heard that Knee Pads will be doing the same.
"The president never shies away from taking questions," White House communications director Kate Bedingfield insisted during a Friday appearance on MSNBC.
The White House didn't immediately return a request for comment.
The White House didn't immediately return a request for comment.
Joe Biden Speech After Attack at Kabul Airport Kills U.S. Troops: Transcript
Joe Biden: (09:57) A tough day. Joe Biden: (10:02) This evening in Kabul, as you all know, terrorists attacked that we've been talking about, and worried
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someone smarter than me want to divulge how we will hunt down and make suicide bombers pay? is there a union? maybe a suicide bombers town hall meeting? or a social group on Facebook to infiltrate? do they follow a certain influencer on Twitter or IG?
reporter at the 25:00 mark - or therein - loses his White House Press Credentials
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Biden vows retribution on terrorists who killed 13 US service members in Kabul
President Joe Biden addressed the nation on the terror attack outside Hamid Karzai International Airport on Thursday from the White House East Room.
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"The buck stops here... but Trump."
Appreciate the stalwart conviction to stick by your guns to take that responsibility... uh.. sorta.
"Trump brokered an agreement with the Talley Ban that American forces would be out by May 1st and in return no Americans would be attacked."
Ok... so... Uh... Why the **** did you **** up the agreement you ******* moronic boob?
"Imagine if I had NOT withdrawn by May 1st and made no commitment to withdraw? We'd have had to send in thousands more troops."
You mean... like you did. Jesus, how ******* bad at this job can you be?
I just can't. Listening to this feeble moronic ******* vegetable try to spin everything as some kind of "Trump ****** up but look how I've managed to salvage the situation" scenario makes me crazy.
And for the record... Is it me or are they still positioning to return in force to Afghanistan and end up staying there for another 50 years?
Appreciate the stalwart conviction to stick by your guns to take that responsibility... uh.. sorta.
"Trump brokered an agreement with the Talley Ban that American forces would be out by May 1st and in return no Americans would be attacked."
Ok... so... Uh... Why the **** did you **** up the agreement you ******* moronic boob?
"Imagine if I had NOT withdrawn by May 1st and made no commitment to withdraw? We'd have had to send in thousands more troops."
You mean... like you did. Jesus, how ******* bad at this job can you be?
I just can't. Listening to this feeble moronic ******* vegetable try to spin everything as some kind of "Trump ****** up but look how I've managed to salvage the situation" scenario makes me crazy.
And for the record... Is it me or are they still positioning to return in force to Afghanistan and end up staying there for another 50 years?
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To be clear, there is no win for the U.S. as far as I can see.
A) We abandon everyone left in Afghanistan, pay off the terrorists to try to get some of the hostages back and ultimately look like complete ******* in front of the entire world. (This is a real possibility.)
B) We end up going back in massive force. We suffer terrible casualties and losses because the terrorists are armed to the teeth with weaponry we've given them and we have to stay there for decades trying to de-escalate the situation in Afghanistan.
C) We end up going back in massive force, we essentially blitzkrieg them and more or less kill everything in sight while securing as many of our people and our allies as possible and then immediately leave a smoking crater where we not only killed a TON of Afghans that were simply in the way, but we leave a kicked-up ant's nest of seething hatred for our country behind.
Pick one.
A) We abandon everyone left in Afghanistan, pay off the terrorists to try to get some of the hostages back and ultimately look like complete ******* in front of the entire world. (This is a real possibility.)
B) We end up going back in massive force. We suffer terrible casualties and losses because the terrorists are armed to the teeth with weaponry we've given them and we have to stay there for decades trying to de-escalate the situation in Afghanistan.
C) We end up going back in massive force, we essentially blitzkrieg them and more or less kill everything in sight while securing as many of our people and our allies as possible and then immediately leave a smoking crater where we not only killed a TON of Afghans that were simply in the way, but we leave a kicked-up ant's nest of seething hatred for our country behind.
Pick one.
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Thank you President Biden! May your steadfast leadership continue to steer us out of the darkness of the Trump administration. Your dedication to public service is an inspiration to us all. .........../you know who
This Administration is a clown show. No plans. No one manning the rudder.
On the way home today, I saw a car with a Biden sticker. I wanted to punch the driver in the face.
On the way home today, I saw a car with a Biden sticker. I wanted to punch the driver in the face.
While not surprising, interesting that a former world leader would come out and point blank say "I didn't trust Biden" and stopped sharing Intel with the USA because of it.
Clown car **** show indeed.
www.timesofisrael.com
Former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu scaled back Israel’s intelligence cooperation with the United States when President Joe Biden took office earlier this year, the New York Times reported Thursday.
According to the report, the US is increasingly dependent on Israeli intelligence on Iran’s nuclear program, as Tehran has effectively cracked down on the American spy network in the country.
The outlet cited unnamed American and Israeli officials saying that after US president Donald Trump’s term ended, Jerusalem withheld information from Washington to prevent the Biden administration from curtailing its covert military operations aimed at obstructing Iran’s nuclear program.
One example was the strike in April on the Natanz nuclear plant in Iran, widely attributed to Israel. The report said the White House was allegedly given just two hours’ notice of the plan, “far too short a time for the United States to assess the operation or ask Israel to call it off.”
Senior Biden administration officials were quoted as alleging Israel had “violated a longstanding, unwritten agreement to at least advise the United States of covert operations, giving Washington a chance to object.”
Clown car **** show indeed.
Netanyahu scaled back intelligence-sharing when Biden took office — report
New York Times says ex-PM gave Washington just two hours’ notice before attack on Iran’s Natanz nuclear plant; Netanyahu said to have feared Obama administration was spying on him
www.timesofisrael.com
Former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu scaled back Israel’s intelligence cooperation with the United States when President Joe Biden took office earlier this year, the New York Times reported Thursday.
According to the report, the US is increasingly dependent on Israeli intelligence on Iran’s nuclear program, as Tehran has effectively cracked down on the American spy network in the country.
The outlet cited unnamed American and Israeli officials saying that after US president Donald Trump’s term ended, Jerusalem withheld information from Washington to prevent the Biden administration from curtailing its covert military operations aimed at obstructing Iran’s nuclear program.
One example was the strike in April on the Natanz nuclear plant in Iran, widely attributed to Israel. The report said the White House was allegedly given just two hours’ notice of the plan, “far too short a time for the United States to assess the operation or ask Israel to call it off.”
Senior Biden administration officials were quoted as alleging Israel had “violated a longstanding, unwritten agreement to at least advise the United States of covert operations, giving Washington a chance to object.”
