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Confirming Robert Gates comment that:
Joe Biden has "been wrong on nearly every major foreign policy and national security issue over the past four decades." Gates Stands By Statement That Biden Has Been Wrong On Nearly Every Major Foreign Policy Question | Video | RealClearPolitics
Kyle Smith for National Review writes on Sept. 3, 2003:
"The policy choice in the presidential election is clear."
Wrong-Way Biden | National Review
He perfectly summarizes the hypocrisy of Joe Biden noting that "Biden has managed to be so consistently wrong about virtually everything that even the stuff he is right about he is also wrong about, at one time or another..."
Kyle Smith speaks from personal experience:
"In January of 1991, I was a second lieutenant in the 178th Personnel Service Company,...
"...it was so startling to hear an American voice raining hellfire warnings on us over the radio... Except the speaker hitting Saddam's talking points was not a foreigner. It was Senator Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. Tokyo Joe."
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"War, you may have heard, can be a bit stressful under the best of circumstances. It's a real downer when your own leaders stand up and call you chumps who are going to get mown down by the thousands. Advice for politicians: Make whatever case you feel is morally correct, but try not to go so far that you wind up starring in enemy propaganda."
Biden (Tokyo Joe) will say anything for political expedience. Is this someone who should be the Commander in Chief?
And more hypocrisy:
"Biden has managed to be so consistently wrong about virtually everything...notably the Hyde amendment, which was his sole remaining tie to the claim of being an abortion moderate. For 40 years, Biden backed Hyde, which barred federal funding for abortions. He reiterated this stance on June 5, 2019. When other Democrats reacted negatively, he reversed himself the very next day."... Character, consistency? I don't think so.
"Perhaps the most noteworthy piece of legislation Biden ever wrote, the 1994 crime bill he drafted in the Senate, came when the party was eager to look tough on crime. ...Today, however, Democrats worry that being tough on crime can mean locking up a lot of black men who commit crimes, so Biden's new line is to say he was opposed to all of the stuff in his bill ..."
"Dizzyingly enough, even the official story of how Biden met his ladylove is a lie, according to someone who really ought to know..."
You might think it would be difficult to criticize Trumps dalliances when you met your wife while she was cheating on her current husband. Not for Biden, the master of hypocrisy.
"Biden's voter pitch is this: Ignore a half-century record of dishonesty, incompetence, and wretched judgment and think only this: "Joe's a nice guy who reaches across the aisle." It may work, given exogenous circumstances, but then again, as Barack Obama reportedly said in private during this year's primaries, "Don't underestimate Joe's ability to f*** things up." Finally a little honesty!
More on Biden's seriously flawed character:
"...Biden hopes we will turn a blind eye to how he turned a blind eye to how his family got rich dangling access to him..."...Jimmy Biden's companies secured a $1.5 billion contract to build housing there, and while Joe was overseeing the U.S. response to Russian actions in Ukraine, a $50,000-a-month gig on the board of Ukrainian gas firm Burisma happened to fall into the lucky Hunter Biden's lap."
More Biden Lies: Grades at the University of Delaware and Syracuse Law School..."He lied at least three times about getting arrested trying to see Nelson Mandela ..."
"Maybe what's really on the ballot is not so much character differences as policy ones. They're stark..."
Pandemic policy: He was against the ban on travel from China before he was (apparently) for it.
Which Biden do we believe? The anti-racist with all the great character, or perhaps...the racist? His response to a Black reporter asking if he would take a cognitive test to prove he was capable of being President:
"That's like saying you . . . before you got in this program, you're take [sic] a test whether you're taking cocaine or not. What do you think? Huh? Are you a junkie?"
C'mon Man!
Kyle Smith concludes:
"Alas, Abraham Lincoln is not on the ballot this year. Two flawed men present themselves for our inspection. Biden may promise 'hope and light and love,' but that is merely the accepted euphemism for greatly expanded federal powers to reshape everything from the energy sector to girls' locker rooms."
At least we know where President Trump stands on the issues. Biden will go wherever his handlers on the far left tell him...as long as it is no more than a short plane ride out of his basement.
Joe Biden has "been wrong on nearly every major foreign policy and national security issue over the past four decades." Gates Stands By Statement That Biden Has Been Wrong On Nearly Every Major Foreign Policy Question | Video | RealClearPolitics
Kyle Smith for National Review writes on Sept. 3, 2003:
"The policy choice in the presidential election is clear."
Wrong-Way Biden | National Review
He perfectly summarizes the hypocrisy of Joe Biden noting that "Biden has managed to be so consistently wrong about virtually everything that even the stuff he is right about he is also wrong about, at one time or another..."
Kyle Smith speaks from personal experience:
"In January of 1991, I was a second lieutenant in the 178th Personnel Service Company,...
"...it was so startling to hear an American voice raining hellfire warnings on us over the radio... Except the speaker hitting Saddam's talking points was not a foreigner. It was Senator Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. Tokyo Joe."
...
"War, you may have heard, can be a bit stressful under the best of circumstances. It's a real downer when your own leaders stand up and call you chumps who are going to get mown down by the thousands. Advice for politicians: Make whatever case you feel is morally correct, but try not to go so far that you wind up starring in enemy propaganda."
Biden (Tokyo Joe) will say anything for political expedience. Is this someone who should be the Commander in Chief?
And more hypocrisy:
"Biden has managed to be so consistently wrong about virtually everything...notably the Hyde amendment, which was his sole remaining tie to the claim of being an abortion moderate. For 40 years, Biden backed Hyde, which barred federal funding for abortions. He reiterated this stance on June 5, 2019. When other Democrats reacted negatively, he reversed himself the very next day."... Character, consistency? I don't think so.
"Perhaps the most noteworthy piece of legislation Biden ever wrote, the 1994 crime bill he drafted in the Senate, came when the party was eager to look tough on crime. ...Today, however, Democrats worry that being tough on crime can mean locking up a lot of black men who commit crimes, so Biden's new line is to say he was opposed to all of the stuff in his bill ..."
"Dizzyingly enough, even the official story of how Biden met his ladylove is a lie, according to someone who really ought to know..."
You might think it would be difficult to criticize Trumps dalliances when you met your wife while she was cheating on her current husband. Not for Biden, the master of hypocrisy.
"Biden's voter pitch is this: Ignore a half-century record of dishonesty, incompetence, and wretched judgment and think only this: "Joe's a nice guy who reaches across the aisle." It may work, given exogenous circumstances, but then again, as Barack Obama reportedly said in private during this year's primaries, "Don't underestimate Joe's ability to f*** things up." Finally a little honesty!
More on Biden's seriously flawed character:
"...Biden hopes we will turn a blind eye to how he turned a blind eye to how his family got rich dangling access to him..."...Jimmy Biden's companies secured a $1.5 billion contract to build housing there, and while Joe was overseeing the U.S. response to Russian actions in Ukraine, a $50,000-a-month gig on the board of Ukrainian gas firm Burisma happened to fall into the lucky Hunter Biden's lap."
More Biden Lies: Grades at the University of Delaware and Syracuse Law School..."He lied at least three times about getting arrested trying to see Nelson Mandela ..."
"Maybe what's really on the ballot is not so much character differences as policy ones. They're stark..."
Pandemic policy: He was against the ban on travel from China before he was (apparently) for it.
Which Biden do we believe? The anti-racist with all the great character, or perhaps...the racist? His response to a Black reporter asking if he would take a cognitive test to prove he was capable of being President:
"That's like saying you . . . before you got in this program, you're take [sic] a test whether you're taking cocaine or not. What do you think? Huh? Are you a junkie?"
C'mon Man!
Kyle Smith concludes:
"Alas, Abraham Lincoln is not on the ballot this year. Two flawed men present themselves for our inspection. Biden may promise 'hope and light and love,' but that is merely the accepted euphemism for greatly expanded federal powers to reshape everything from the energy sector to girls' locker rooms."
At least we know where President Trump stands on the issues. Biden will go wherever his handlers on the far left tell him...as long as it is no more than a short plane ride out of his basement.
