Morning Glory: Biden and his disastrous national security choices
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Team Biden thought it would try and get its side of the story out. It didn't work.
Biden, et al. have confronted five crucial moments in his slightly more than first two years as captain of our national security ship: Three of them became major and deadly-beyond-imagining-in-2020 disasters, plus two smaller dramas that seemed like good ideas with good results at the time.
Biden wanted a summit in June of 2021 with Vladimir Putin and got one. Ward dutifully reports Biden’s account of the president leaning in close to the Russian dictator, Clint Eastwood-style, and stating "I looked in your eyes and I don’t believe you have a soul." Then, Ward recounts, a jubilant "Biden left the meeting telling his aides that he got his message through to Putin." A "senior staffer" alerts Ward that "Biden had come to Geneva to do what he needed to do."
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