Fred Fleitz: Biden, GOP and Dems must work together on these national security challenges

When Joe Biden becomes president of the United States at noon Wednesday he will need bipartisan cooperation to launch his national security policies and get members of his national security team confirmed by the Senate.

The Sept. 11, 2001, terrorists didn’t single out Democrats or Republicans to murder when they succeeded in killing nearly 3,000 people in our country. Our troops who are killed and wounded in Afghanistan, Iraq and other countries are targeted because they are Americans, not because of their political affiliation. So far, Biden and his advisers have not demonstrated that they understand how serious the threats listed above are to our country. And foreign adversaries plotting future attacks on our country just want to kill as many of us as possible, no matter which political party we support.