Biden caves to Iran while US troops face rocket attacks and DC negotiates with terrorists

The Biden administration still can’t get its priorities straight. Even as Iran’s regime fires rockets at our service members and attacks our ships, backroom talks with these thugs haven’t stopped. That’s right—while brave American troops stand guard in harm’s way, the White House sends negotiators to cozy up to the world’s leading state sponsor of terror. Where’s the outrage? Where’s the backbone?

The American people expect their leaders to put country first, not bow down to radicals who chant “Death to America” at every Friday prayer. Yet, here we go again—endless conversations with Iran’s mullahs, promising deals we’ve seen rigged against us before. The administration brags about “multiple sets of conversations,” like it’s some grand diplomatic victory. In reality, it just reeks of weakness.

Don’t forget, U.S. forces have to keep striking Iranian targets because Iran simply refuses to follow the rules. They’ve attacked cargo ships and U.S. bases, breaking agreements and risking lives. Our military responds with force, as they should, but why should they fight with one hand tied behind their backs while bureaucrats in Washington keep “negotiating”? Is this what American strength looks like under liberal leadership?

The left wrings its hands, terrified of doing anything that might upset Tehran or their globalist pals. All this while Iran’s regime pleads for a deal, mostly because U.S. airstrikes are leaving them battered and humiliated. It’s obvious: pressure works. But instead of using America’s power to its fullest, officials would rather keep talking and pass around more empty threats.

It’s time to stop pretending that dialogue is the answer to every problem, especially when dealing with hardline enemies who only respect strength. The radicals in power in Iran won’t stop unless they’re forced to. The only thing that’s tragic is the amount of American blood and treasure wasted while liberals play footsie with violent regimes. Maybe if the administration paid as much attention to protecting Americans as they do to appeasing our enemies, the world would finally respect us again. How much more American patience needs to be wasted before someone in Washington grows a spine?

Source: Townhall