Staff Reports
President Biden’s latest move to strike a security deal with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has once again put him in the spotlight, but not how he’d like. Conservatives are quick to point out that this deal is just more of the same from the Biden administration – a weak foreign policy that fails to put America first. This is just another example of Biden cozying up to foreign leaders while ignoring the needs of hard-working Americans at home.
It’s no secret that President Zelensky has been seeking increased support from the United States, especially amid ongoing tensions with Russia. However, instead of prioritizing the safety and security of our borders, Biden is once again prioritizing the interests of foreign nations. This deal is just another reflection of the administration’s commitment to weakening America on the world stage.
🚨🚨🚨 FREE MONEY: Biden pushes a new 10-year security deal with Ukraine at G-7 Summit. The deal would give Ukraine USD billions more in equipment, logistics, drug enforcement and relocation support.
It is a terrible move, and US taxpayers who are already strapped by Biden's… pic.twitter.com/BwTfHJ8Ad1
— 🇺🇸 Freedom Piper 🇺🇸 (@FreeThinkerInc) June 13, 2024
Conservatives argue that Biden’s continued focus on international relations comes at the expense of addressing pressing issues at home, such as rising inflation, the crisis at the southern border, and the threat of socialism creeping into our government. By neglecting these critical issues and diverting attention to foreign policy deals, Biden fails to uphold his obligation to the American people.
In the eyes of conservatives, this deal is nothing more than a political stunt to distract from the real challenges facing our country. While President Biden may pat himself on the back for striking this deal, the American people are left to wonder when their own needs and concerns will take center stage. It’s clear that the Biden administration’s priorities are out of touch, and this latest move only reinforces that sentiment.
