The European Allies have been scathing about President Biden’s comments in Poland regarding the hot Russian war against Ukraine. Although our media leaders wanted to make a comparison between Biden and JFK or Ronald Reagan, they eventually tried to claim that these gaffes were not really gaffes. Or they ignored them completely.
At least they covered Biden saying Putin “cannot remain in power.” There was something in the Sunday newspapers headlines. The Washington Post This headline was at the top of my email:
Biden: Putin “cannot stay in power”
White House says the comment was not made in reference to regime change
The New York TimesIt was worse because they didn’t acknowledge a White House clean-up:
Biden Rallying Allies: Putin ‘Cannot Stay in Power’
Fiery statement after visiting refugees
It Times The story did not mention White House cleanups until paragraph 9, in the paper. A Washington PostReporter tweeted that Biden is “sometimes inarticulate”, which sparked left-wing anger on Twitter.
Biden also made a mistake in Poland. Biden told the 82nd airborne from the south what they’ll see when they go to Ukraine. It was clear that the White House did not intend to send any troops to Ukraine.
The AP story about that speech was sloppy. However, it did include a mention of Beau Biden’s visit to Iraq. We’ll now briefly discuss S.E. Cupp will be bringing up Hunter Biden during Sunday’s These are reliable sources.Although it was short, the impact of this event was profound.
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