5 Jun 2022 11:09 am
So, you think Biden has "created a united front", do you? If that were the case, Russia would not now be enjoying a significant rise in their currency and wouldn't have found both India and China to happily be buying Russian oil at the current highest cost in history, which is making the cost of their war an easy expense to handle, while severely hurting the US economy with the inflation and gas and diesel prices at record high prices, which in turn is also causing many of the supply chain problems we now have.Monderegal » 04 Jun 2022, 9:51 am » wrote: ↑ Well, if you are referring to the suffering of the Ukrainian people I think you have a point. I want this war over myself and have hopes for diplomacy soon. Still, from a White House perspective, Biden sent warnings with his intelligence that Putin was possibility making this move. He also created a united front against the invasion of Ukraine. Therefore, from what he could do from a US perspective he played the right cards. This war is completely in the hands of Putin in my view. Yet, I just read that the sanctions regime on Russia isn't working. The carnage is also a humanitarian disaster so I agree with you there.
Anyone who doesn't recognize the damage that Biden has done to this country in the past 16 months and needs more time to "gauge" or accurately assess that damage has to be an idiot!
Take a bow, moron!