Nikki Haley blasts Biden response to Russian aggression

 Washington Examiner:

Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said Sunday that the United States needs to "stop reacting and start leading," citing the U.S.'s unwillingness to cut off Russian oil imports.

Haley called it "absolute lunacy" that the U.S. would accept Russian oil imports as the country continues its brutal invasion of Ukraine.

"We need to stop taking any Russian oil. The idea that we would give our money to an enemy is 'unthinkable' and it's absolute lunacy. We can't allow this to continue," Haley said on Fox's Sunday Morning Futures.

Haley said the U.S. government needs to lead with "strength and deterrence," which she said "we're not getting" under the Biden administration.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken confirmed Sunday that the U.S. and European partners were weighing banning Russian oil imports.

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See, also: 

Republican Leaders Furious Over Reports That Biden Admin Is Seeking To Import Oil From Venezuela

The administration has also been trying to get the Saudis to open up their spigot.  These moves might make some sense if they are aimed at supplying European allies who are also sucking on the Russian oil tit.  That Biden is not opening up US drilling and pipelines raises serious questions about his strategy.  By not doing the obvious and increasing US production Biden has earned the criticism.  At this point, Biden looks like he is still pandering to the climate kooks in the US in a bizarre way.  He is acting like US producers are the enemy and not the Russians.

See, also:

John Kerry: Putin’s Useful Climate Idiot

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