Biden's Blunders: Rethinking Foreign Policy and Panic at the Pentagon

Let's talk about President Biden's recent claims. He said that Iran, Hezbollah, and Russia are weaker now than when he took office. But hold on a second. Iran and Hezbollah are still attacking Israel, and Russia invaded Ukraine. It's only because Israel didn't listen to Biden's advice to go easy that these groups seem weaker. Sounds like Biden is trying to save face with some far-fetched stories. Now, let's chat about Ana Navarro. She said women working for the Department of Defense should panic because of Pete Hegseth. Who's Pete Hegseth, you ask? He's the guy who thinks women make great warriors. So, why the panic, Ana? It seems like scare tactics are her go-to move.

NBC News said there's no migrant-driven crime wave in the U. S. Really? Cops in sanctuary cities can't track if a suspect is an illegal immigrant. Convenient for those who support Biden's open borders, right? But what about the Venezuelan gang spreading to 17 states? Or the brutal murders and rise of teen gangbangers? Seems like evidence to us. Lastly, NBC's Ken Dilanian blamed Trump for people not trusting the FBI. But let's be real. Biden's FBI and Department of Justice have been after Trump since day one. From RussiaGate to the Mar-a-Lago raid, it's clear there's a political agenda. Americans aren't stupid; they see the bias.

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