Staff Reports
President Joe Biden, in his usual worrywart fashion, is fretting over addressing the nation about the recent conflict in the Middle East. According to three senior administration officials, Biden is concerned that speaking publicly could push Iran towards escalating the situation into an all-out war. It’s a classic case of Biden’s lack of strength and leadership shining through. Instead of taking decisive action, Biden has resorted to releasing written statements and avoiding the public eye. It’s as if he thinks Iran will be appeased by a few words on a sheet of paper. Well, newsflash, Mr. President, they won’t.
Biden Worried That Showing His Face In Public Could Trigger Iran To Escalate War: REPORT https://t.co/VDUxNp5c2c via @dailycaller
— Fearless45 (@Fearless45Trump) February 6, 2024
The military has confirmed that after three U.S. troops were killed in Jordan, Biden ordered a retaliatory attack on targets in Iraq and Syria. But instead of addressing the nation about this crucial development, Biden has chosen to remain silent. It seems he’s more concerned with avoiding any perception of war with Iran rather than actually protecting American lives. Perhaps if he spent less time trying to be the opposite of Trump and more time focused on governing effectively, we wouldn’t be in this mess.
Even a so-called presidential historian at Princeton University, Julian Zelizer, recognized the danger of Biden’s approach. He points out that Biden’s attempt to govern quietly could easily be misconstrued as a lack of control. And let’s be honest, the perception that Biden is not in control is not far off from the truth. It’s clear that he’s more interested in staying under the radar and avoiding any potential conflicts with Iran than actually addressing the American people.
During a campaign stop in South Carolina, Biden briefly mentioned the attack that killed the U.S. troops. But his comments were shallow and lacked any real substance. He asked for a moment of silence and promised that the U.S. would respond. But where’s the action, Mr. President? We don’t need empty words; we need a strong leader who is willing to stand up to our enemies and protect our troops.
Biden’s lack of a communication strategy is becoming more evident every day. Instead of seizing opportunities to address the nation, he turns down interviews with major news outlets, like CBS News. It’s as if he’s afraid of being held accountable or having to answer tough questions. And his officials dismiss these concerns, claiming that his recent campaign trips have allowed him to connect directly with the American people. Sorry, but campaign events aren’t a substitute for addressing a nation in crisis.
In the end, Biden’s “aggressive, modern, all-of-the-above communities and digital strategy” is just a smokescreen for his lack of leadership. His attempts to avoid conflict with Iran at all costs only weaken our position and put our troops in danger. We need a president who is willing to step up, address the nation with clarity and strength, and take decisive action to protect American lives. Unfortunately, we’re stuck with Joe Biden, the worrywart-in-chief. God help us all.
