Biden as the 'adult back in charge' did not age well

 Matt Vespa:

Joe Biden declared that America was back when he got elected. There was no underlying reason for the declaration other than ‘I’m a Democrat, and I’m different.’ The world ate it up. The liberals ate it up. Everyone thought the norms, which many have erroneously thought were not followed, would return. The adults were back in charge. That all fell apart in less than a year. Afghanistan showed what many of us already knew about Joe Biden and this administration. They’re appalling at foreign policy. There’s a forty-year track record of Joe Biden being utterly incorrect in this area. The Afghan dash last August finally showed Europe that this guy really isn’t some ace on international affairs. His diminished mental capacity also doesn’t help.

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There is much more.

Europe has become very wary of rusting Biden on things like the Ukraine war.

See, also:

Former spokesperson for Ukraine President DELETES tweet condemning Kamala Harris laughter 
"It would be a tragedy if this woman won the presidency," Iuliia Mendel tweeted.

Kamala Harris does act like she would be a "Valley Girl" giggler if she became President. 

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