Operation Epic Fury is now dragging into its fifth week, and the White House wants everyone to sit tight and believe everything’s just fine. According to the Biden administration’s own press mouthpiece, the so-called “original timeline” is sticking right on schedule. Well, excuse the skepticism, but that’s the same line we always hear just before the wheels fall off another liberal-led operation.
Let’s be honest—if the Pentagon starts something in Iran, but Americans get only silence and vague “updates” from the White House, something isn’t right. Remember, these are the same globalist bureaucrats who botched the Afghanistan withdrawal and left Americans stranded. If you trust their so-called timeline after that disaster, I’ve got a bridge to sell you in Tehran.
The real problem is, Team Biden keeps pretending everything is under control while refusing to answer real questions. What’s our exit strategy? What does victory even mean this time? The administration doesn’t want to say, because they know their supporters overseas—the ones more interested in appeasing rogue regimes—are watching. When real Americans ask for results, liberals hide behind “official statements” and hope the media won’t push for answers.
It feels like the Biden administration cares more about impressing their buddies at the UN than making sure our troops are safe or our interests are protected. Every move looks like another attempt to please globalists, not the American people. They act like showing strength is a crime, and putting America first is some kind of outdated idea. That’s dangerous, especially when American lives are on the line in places like Iran.
If liberals think repeating “the timeline’s on track” is enough to fool Americans, they’re in for a rude awakening. How many more times do we have to watch this administration stumble before someone demands accountability? Or are they hoping that if they just keep talking, everyone will forget that real leadership means more than sticking to a talking point?
Source: Breitbart
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