The Biden White House is now telling us that negotiations with Iran are “going well.” Want to know what that really means? It means another round of backroom deals where America comes last and our enemies come out on top. While Iranian leaders stand on their soapbox, whining and shrieking about Trump’s demands, they’re quietly cutting deals with the U.S out of the public eye. What a sad game. One minute, the regime spews hate about America. The next minute, they’re in secret talks with President Biden’s team.
Once again, liberal leaders cozy up to the world’s biggest sponsors of terror. They parade around on television, pretending they’re tough, while they let our adversaries walk all over us behind closed doors. Why should we trust Iran now? After decades of lies and broken promises, only a fool believes a single word from Tehran. But that’s exactly what the globalists in the Biden administration would have us do.
Let’s not kid ourselves. These secret negotiations aren’t about protecting the American people or standing up for our values. They’re about saving face after years of weakness, failed policies, and embarrassing blunders. The Democrats want to act like everything’s under control, but the reality is, when Iran says “jump,” Biden’s team asks, “how high?” The same crowd that called for “maximum pressure” against Iran under President Trump now bends the knee at every turn.
Iranian officials love to put on a show, publicly dismissing America’s demands as if they’re holding all the cards. It’s a circus act. Meanwhile, the White House expects us to trust them—not to mention some of the most dangerous thugs in the world—to make the right deal behind closed doors. Remind me, who exactly was elected to represent America’s interests? Surely not the ayatollahs.
This is the Democratic playbook: keep voters in the dark, make sweet deals with bad actors, and spin the truth until their globalist friends are happy. When will the Biden team put America first? Or are they more interested in pleasing Iran while our nation pays the price?
Source: Washington Times
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