Biden is on a roll as commander in chief

[Synthaholic]

Experience, competence, and level-headed decisiveness are great qualities to have in the U.S. President once again.


Biden is on a roll as commander in chief

The pundits were emphatic: President Biden’s withdrawal from Afghanistan in August was disastrous, leaving the United States more vulnerable to terrorists and less trusted around the world. In case anyone needed a reminder of the danger of prematurely pronouncing Biden a failure, take a look at the events of this week.

The president announced on Thursday a successful raid in Syria to take out the global leader of the Islamic State, Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurayshi, also known as Hajji Abdullah. Thanking the skill and bravery of our intelligence and armed forces, Biden stressed, “This operation is testament to America’s reach and capability to take out terrorist threats no matter where they try to hide anywhere in the world.”

One could sense a bit of vindication in Biden’s voice after months of ridicule from critics who claimed our withdrawal from Afghanistan would leave us blind to threats from terrorist groups such as the Islamic State. Clearly, the United States has antiterrorism capabilities that do not require troops on the ground in Afghanistan, and it faces threats far from Afghanistan that demand our focus.

*snip*

Likewise, the notion that the United States lost the trust of allies because of the decision to end a fruitless war never held up to scrutiny. The United States forged a deal with Britain and Australia to allow the latter nation to deploy nuclear submarines to counter China; led the world in international efforts to distribute coronavirus vaccines; and, most dramatically, mounted a formidable NATO response to Russian aggression.

 

[1srelluc]

"Dr." Jill must have approved the strike......Remember, Tater The Putz did not want to hit OBL and was roundly beat about the head and shoulders over it by his own party.

 

[Otis Mayfield]

Good to see Joe doing good.

 

[whitehall]

Forty years ago lefties were spitting on members of the Military. Now they have a freaking idiot in the W.H. with his finger on the nuclear trigger and they love it.

 

[Grumblenuts]

Threatening war with nuclear powers, killing women and children abroad, sending weapons to Ukraine simply to enrich military contractors instead of forgiving college debts while signaling not being nearly insane enough to follow through with troops.. all adds up to old, weak, overdone sauce. Exactly what one should have expected from either a Trump or a Biden.

 

[1srelluc]

Threatening war with nuclear powers, killing women and children abroad, sending weapons to Ukraine simply to enrich military contractors instead of forgiving college debts while signaling not being nearly insane enough to follow through with troops.. all adds up to old, weak, overdone sauce. Exactly what one should have expected from either a Trump or a Biden.

You were going good till you got to that part.

I'd settle for tamping inflation back down.

 

[TeeDub]

Experience, competence, and level-headed decisiveness are great qualities to have in the U.S. President once again.


Biden is on a roll as commander in chief

The pundits were emphatic: President Biden’s withdrawal from Afghanistan in August was disastrous, leaving the United States more vulnerable to terrorists and less trusted around the world. In case anyone needed a reminder of the danger of prematurely pronouncing Biden a failure, take a look at the events of this week.

The president announced on Thursday a successful raid in Syria to take out the global leader of the Islamic State, Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurayshi, also known as Hajji Abdullah. Thanking the skill and bravery of our intelligence and armed forces, Biden stressed, “This operation is testament to America’s reach and capability to take out terrorist threats no matter where they try to hide anywhere in the world.”

One could sense a bit of vindication in Biden’s voice after months of ridicule from critics who claimed our withdrawal from Afghanistan would leave us blind to threats from terrorist groups such as the Islamic State. Clearly, the United States has antiterrorism capabilities that do not require troops on the ground in Afghanistan, and it faces threats far from Afghanistan that demand our focus.

*snip*

Likewise, the notion that the United States lost the trust of allies because of the decision to end a fruitless war never held up to scrutiny. The United States forged a deal with Britain and Australia to allow the latter nation to deploy nuclear submarines to counter China; led the world in international efforts to distribute coronavirus vaccines; and, most dramatically, mounted a formidable NATO response to Russian aggression.

Now that BS is funny. The Kurds, who Biden turned on, had the jihadists cornered after taking out most of them, the deal for subs to the Aussies happened way before the Afgan cluster fuck. Take off the rose colored glasses fool.

 

[Turtlesoup]

Good to see Joe doing good.

Joe doing good? Bwahahah--yeah right. Like this wasn't just a stunt, a weak one, trying to draw attention away from what a cluster fuck Biden is.

Babe, it didn't work.

No one even knew who or what was in charge or is in charge of isis.

This incident won't be remember by anyone and doesn't even have enough sway with most americans to distract from anything..

 

[daveman]

Experience, competence, and level-headed decisiveness are great qualities to have in the U.S. President once again.


Biden is on a roll as commander in chief

What would you know about it? You never wore the uniform.

 

[marvin martian]

Experience, competence, and level-headed decisiveness are great qualities to have in the U.S. President once again.


Biden is on a roll as commander in chief

The pundits were emphatic: President Biden’s withdrawal from Afghanistan in August was disastrous, leaving the United States more vulnerable to terrorists and less trusted around the world. In case anyone needed a reminder of the danger of prematurely pronouncing Biden a failure, take a look at the events of this week.

The president announced on Thursday a successful raid in Syria to take out the global leader of the Islamic State, Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurayshi, also known as Hajji Abdullah. Thanking the skill and bravery of our intelligence and armed forces, Biden stressed, “This operation is testament to America’s reach and capability to take out terrorist threats no matter where they try to hide anywhere in the world.”

One could sense a bit of vindication in Biden’s voice after months of ridicule from critics who claimed our withdrawal from Afghanistan would leave us blind to threats from terrorist groups such as the Islamic State. Clearly, the United States has antiterrorism capabilities that do not require troops on the ground in Afghanistan, and it faces threats far from Afghanistan that demand our focus.

*snip*

Likewise, the notion that the United States lost the trust of allies because of the decision to end a fruitless war never held up to scrutiny. The United States forged a deal with Britain and Australia to allow the latter nation to deploy nuclear submarines to counter China; led the world in international efforts to distribute coronavirus vaccines; and, most dramatically, mounted a formidable NATO response to Russian aggression.

The DemoKKKrats have truly become the Permanent War Party.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

I'd settle for tamping inflation back down.

Great!

So, how does a President do that?

 

[airplanemechanic]

If Level headed Joe is doing so great why is Russia threatening to invade the Ukraine? Joe's weakness has brought us to the brink of war with a superpower with the capability to nuke us off the map. Joe is not good, JOE IS HORRIBLE.

Did you say Trump was good when Trump took out a high ranking terrorist under his watch?

 

[Nostra]

Experience, competence, and level-headed decisiveness are great qualities to have in the U.S. President once again.


Biden is on a roll as commander in chief

The pundits were emphatic: President Biden’s withdrawal from Afghanistan in August was disastrous, leaving the United States more vulnerable to terrorists and less trusted around the world. In case anyone needed a reminder of the danger of prematurely pronouncing Biden a failure, take a look at the events of this week.

The president announced on Thursday a successful raid in Syria to take out the global leader of the Islamic State, Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurayshi, also known as Hajji Abdullah. Thanking the skill and bravery of our intelligence and armed forces, Biden stressed, “This operation is testament to America’s reach and capability to take out terrorist threats no matter where they try to hide anywhere in the world.”

One could sense a bit of vindication in Biden’s voice after months of ridicule from critics who claimed our withdrawal from Afghanistan would leave us blind to threats from terrorist groups such as the Islamic State. Clearly, the United States has antiterrorism capabilities that do not require troops on the ground in Afghanistan, and it faces threats far from Afghanistan that demand our focus.

*snip*

Likewise, the notion that the United States lost the trust of allies because of the decision to end a fruitless war never held up to scrutiny. The United States forged a deal with Britain and Australia to allow the latter nation to deploy nuclear submarines to counter China; led the world in international efforts to distribute coronavirus vaccines; and, most dramatically, mounted a formidable NATO response to Russian aggression.

Don't forget he cured cancer this morning.

 

[Grumblenuts]

I'd settle for tamping inflation back down.

Gee, big of you. How about finally fixing Flint, Michigan's drinking water problem? You know, something that isn't about you likely gaining personally?

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Level headed Joe is doing so great why is Russia threatening to invade the Ukraine?

Why have they been threatening Ukraine for over a decade?

 

[1srelluc]

Great!

So, how does a President do that?

Well for starters he can lift any and all covid mandates on the federal level and he can get off the fossil fuel industry's back and restart the Keystone XL pipeline.

 

[Missourian]

Yeah...I saw Jill had to help him down the steps. What kind of wheelchair is he rollin' in?

 

[airplanemechanic]

Why have they been threatening Ukraine for over a decade?

I have no idea, but they MOVED ON IT under Biden because everyone knows creepy cho mo Joe has no fucking clue what he's doing and has been wrong on everything for decades when it comes to international issues.

 

[Wild Bill Kelsoe]

Experience, competence, and level-headed decisiveness are great qualities to have in the U.S. President once again.


Biden is on a roll as commander in chief

The pundits were emphatic: President Biden’s withdrawal from Afghanistan in August was disastrous, leaving the United States more vulnerable to terrorists and less trusted around the world. In case anyone needed a reminder of the danger of prematurely pronouncing Biden a failure, take a look at the events of this week.

The president announced on Thursday a successful raid in Syria to take out the global leader of the Islamic State, Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurayshi, also known as Hajji Abdullah. Thanking the skill and bravery of our intelligence and armed forces, Biden stressed, “This operation is testament to America’s reach and capability to take out terrorist threats no matter where they try to hide anywhere in the world.”

One could sense a bit of vindication in Biden’s voice after months of ridicule from critics who claimed our withdrawal from Afghanistan would leave us blind to threats from terrorist groups such as the Islamic State. Clearly, the United States has antiterrorism capabilities that do not require troops on the ground in Afghanistan, and it faces threats far from Afghanistan that demand our focus.

*snip*

Likewise, the notion that the United States lost the trust of allies because of the decision to end a fruitless war never held up to scrutiny. The United States forged a deal with Britain and Australia to allow the latter nation to deploy nuclear submarines to counter China; led the world in international efforts to distribute coronavirus vaccines; and, most dramatically, mounted a formidable NATO response to Russian aggression.

Yeah, a donut roll...lol

 

[Wild Bill Kelsoe]

I have no idea, but they MOVED ON IT under Biden because everyone knows creepy cho mo Joe has no fucking clue what he's doing and has been wrong on everything for decades when it comes to international issues.

They know Biden is weak and stupid.