Vance calls Biden a total disaster

Federalist Wire:

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In a spirited defense of the Trump administration’s foreign policy, Vice President JD Vance sharply criticized former President Joe Biden, calling his tenure a “total disaster” during a Thursday interview on Fox News’ “The Story” with host Martha MacCallum. The remarks came in response to Biden’s recent BBC interview, where he labeled a contentious February 28 Oval Office meeting involving Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Vance, and President Trump as “beneath America.”

“I think it’s rich for Joe Biden to comment on anything that we’re doing when it comes to Russia and Ukraine,” Vance declared, pointing to the Russian invasion of Ukraine that began under Biden’s watch. “Under Biden’s administration, Russia launched the full-scale invasion of Ukraine,” he added, dismissing Biden’s critiques with a curt, “I wish Joe Biden the best. I don’t really care what he has to say about American foreign policy because so much of what he did was a total disaster.”
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Biden was a total disaster, to go along with his cognitive decline.  He caused runaway inflation in his first year in office, and his policies resulted in wars in Europe and Asia.

See also:

Biden aides reportedly considered putting him in wheelchair due to 'physical deterioration' — but had one condition

And:

 Report: Tapper Book Reveals Shocking Details of How Bad Biden's Condition Was

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