Biden's war policy

 DC Daily Journal:

Joe Biden said there’d be no new wars on his watch. But that was a total lie.

Because President Biden just told his top military general to prepare for war.

Back on the 2020 campaign trail, one of the big promises Joe Biden made was that he would keep the United States out of wasteful wars that only serve to prop up the military industrial complex and cause mayhem all across the globe.

He likely picked up that this promise was a popular one from Donald Trump, who truly did follow through with that promise. Donald Trump ended wars, didn’t start them, and wiped out terrorists on our way out of Middle Eastern involvement. Even Joe Biden himself conceded that Trump handled ISIS beautifully!
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But the difference between Joe Biden and Donald Trump on this issue is that, as president, Joe Biden has not actually been keeping the United States out of new war efforts at all. If anything, he’s fanning the flames of war in multiple regions like Ukraine and the Middle East.

Hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars are being rerouted out of the United States and into the hands of the Ukrainian government and the Israeli government for their defensive war efforts. Sure, Ukraine and Israel have a right to defend themselves against the horrible people who want to wipe them off the face of the planet. But Joe Biden’s going back on his promise to do so, which doesn’t sit well with the American people.

And if you thought that it was just some taxpayer dollars and some military equipment going overseas, you’re wrong. Joe Biden is sending one of his top U.S. generals to Israel to help them prepare for a retaliation from terrorists.

On Thursday, a senior U.S. general is scheduled to visit Israel to collaborate on defense strategies amid growing concerns of a potential attack from Iran, as per Axios.

Last week, Israel conducted precise airstrikes on an Iranian diplomatic facility in Damascus, Syria, resulting in the elimination of numerous members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), including a key general from the Quds Force.

In response, Iran has vowed retaliation against Israel, although the specifics of Tehran’s plans remain undisclosed. In preparation for potential defensive measures, the United States has been assisting Israel, according to reports from Axios, citing sources from both countries.
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There are obviously wars in Ukraine and the Middle East.  Those wars appear to be tied to Biden's weakness in dealing with adversaries.  Biden's bug-out from Afghanistan was seen by adversaries as a failure to defend allies. 

See also:

The Biden probe that House Republicans are most eager to talk about

The House Foreign Affairs Committee's investigation into the 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan is proving to more effective than other probes into the Biden administration, multiple Republicans told Axios.

Why it matters: Democrats have slammed GOP investigations like the Biden impeachment inquiry as witch hunts. But Republicans argue the Afghanistan probe has yielded evidence that's hard for the White House to ignore.
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And:

 State Department STILL didn't have a full Afghanistan evacuation plan when the Taliban stormed Kabul... days before the suicide blast: Devastating new details reveal the chaos in the bungled operation 

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