Vladimir Putin must think Americans are fools. Now he’s offering to stop helping Iran with intelligence for attacks on Americans—if only the U.S. would drop its support for Ukraine. How convenient. Russia plays games with Iran’s terror machine, then acts shocked when America stands up for a free nation under siege.
This is what happens when weak leadership sits in the White House. Instead of projecting strength, the Biden administration tiptoes around dictators, begging for favors. How many times have we watched President Biden bend over backwards for rogue nations, while our own soldiers and allies are put in harm’s way? Russia and Iran aren’t new kids on the block. They’ve been teaming up against American interests for years. Now, with news surfacing about Russian help on Iranian operations against U.S. targets, it’s clearer than ever who’s on what side.
Liberals and their globalist pals love to talk about “diplomacy.” But behind closed doors, it’s always American sacrifices and enemy demands. Why should our support for a sovereign Ukraine be bargained away just so Russia will maybe, possibly, promise to quit arming terrorists? That’s asking the U.S. to abandon its friends and cave to bullies. It’s cowardly.
There’s a reason these tyrants are flexing right now. They smell blood in the water. They see a disconnected Washington more interested in woke policies than strong defense. Biden’s team wants to appease everyone but the American citizens they’re supposed to protect. Where’s the outrage over Russia helping Iran target U.S. troops? Instead, we hear whispers about “negotiations” and talk of “mutual compromise.” It’s pathetic.
America can’t buy respect from dictators. These are the consequences of leading from behind. Does anyone think Putin or Iran would show this nerve if Trump were in the Oval Office right now? Not a chance. Surrendering to tyrants isn’t diplomacy—it’s self-destruction. Maybe it’s time the Biden administration remembered who they’re supposed to fight for.
Source: Just The News
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