Biden leaving Trump a lot to clean up

 Stephen Kruiser:

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My favorite comment about the move on X was this one from The Drunk Republican: 

It's important to remember that every foreign policy move that the Biden-Harris administration makes is boneheaded. There was already going to be a lot for Trump to handle when he gets back to Washington. I wrote this in a column titled "Gosh, I Seem to Remember a Lot Less World War III When Donald Trump Was President" in early October:

The world was a much safer place when Donald Trump was president. If he gets back into office, he will hopefully have time to undo the myriad wrongs of the Biden-Harris administration.

Nobody wants to deal with a hyperactive Vladimir Putin when he's feeling extra chafed, especially as a first order of business. Trump can handle it, of course, but he shouldn't have to. 

When pondering the instability that Biden's foreign policy always introduces, one becomes acutely aware of just how much time there is between now and Inauguration Day. If Biden — perhaps egged on by his wife — wants to kick some hornets' nests, he will have time to find a lot of them. 

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I think missile attacks on Russia are unlikely to solve the problem Putin and Biden created in Ukraine.  I suspect they have the potential of making things worse.

See also:

Trump Gets Hero’s Welcome At NYC UFC Event

And:

 Biden authorizes Ukraine to use long-range US weapons in Russia

And:

 Biden Lifts Ban on Ukraine Using US Arms to Strike Inside Russia

And:

 Putin issues nuclear warning to the West over strikes on Russia from Ukraine

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