Trump-haters got their guy elected and he sucks at the job

 Monica Showalter:

The Russian invasion of eastern Ukraine has finally happened, and now the Trump-haters who tried to impeach President Trump over Ukraine have much to answer for.

Looking at you, Alexander Vindman.  Looking at you, Alexandra and Andrea Chalupa.  Looking at you, Fiona Hill.

These are all the crummy little supposedly pro-Ukraine operatives who did their damnedest to undermine President Trump during his administration.

After all, the Russia invasion didn't happen on Trump's watch as they plotted and schemed against him instead of doing their jobs.  Vladimir Putin was actually pretty docile during those years, despite taking heavy rounds of sanctions signed off on by Trump.

It happened after the man they worked so hard to get into the presidency cheated his way into power. 

Trump terrified Putin with his bold actions, unpredictability, and willingness to take risks.  He took out terrorist chieftains such as Iran's Qassem Soleimani.  He knocked the legs out from under Putin, who gets his money from oil exports, by making America energy independent.  Putin is no fool and understood well that it's always a bad idea to mess with people with those kinds of cojones, so he didn't. 

Biden by contrast has projected an image of feebleness and inattention — long-farting, sleeping, getting lost, and soiling himself across Europe.  His positions shift.  He goes on vacation.  He shows his military chops by his chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan.  He sends vapid Kamala Harris to speak for him in appeasement-symbolic Munich.  The message sent by Biden is that America is the "has been" superpower.  It was great in its heyday, but...

We hope these jackasses are happy.

They got what they wanted.  They got Joe.

And now the results speak for themselves. 

...

There is much more.

These people have much to answer for, but will probably never be called on it by the mainstream media that supported their nonsense. 

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