Staff Reports
Under the Biden administration, the world has unraveled faster than a torn flag on a windy day, marked by a series of international crises that have left many wondering if the Oval Office is being run by a circus clown instead of seasoned politicians. From Russia’s aggressive invasion of Ukraine to the Taliban’s triumphant takeover of Afghanistan, and Hamas’s brazen attack on Israel, it appears chaos is the new normal. Senator Marco Rubio took to the friendly confines of Fox News Sunday to opine that the tumultuous global landscape is far from a mere coincidence, and with Kamala Harris now vying for the presidency, the situation is only likely to deteriorate.
Rubio asserted that the chaos of the world has a direct line to the fecklessness of the Biden-Harris administration, suggesting that if Harris claims the White House, things will not just stay the same—they’ll get worse. One has to wonder what kind of magic eight ball Biden and Harris are consulting, given how their foreign policy strategies have transformed global stability into a bread-and-circuses spectacle. Rubio seems convinced there’s a pattern here, and it spells trouble with a capital “T”, especially as conflicts heat up and the stakes rise.
Washington Examiner: Marco Rubio claims ‘world is spinning into chaos’ since Biden took over https://t.co/eKCal3Yf95
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The situation is deteriorating rapidly, with reports of North Korean forces muddying the waters in Ukraine to bolster Russia, while Iran decides to ramp up its missile launches at Israel. As the world burns, what’s at the forefront of the Biden administration’s focus? It seems training programs around gender identity and woke politics are the main priority for federal intelligence agencies. Apparently, national security is taking a backseat to political correctness, fulfilling the woke dream of prioritizing everyone’s feelings over Americans’ safety.
Rubio has raised an eyebrow at how Harris has been treading very lightly with leaders like Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky and Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. However, he pointed out that while Harris meets with these international figures, her focus seems less about real partnerships and more on camouflaging her intentions behind a façade of diplomacy. Meanwhile, former President Donald Trump stands in stark contrast to this style, reportedly having met Netanyahu while conveniently avoiding a tête-à-tête with Vladimir Putin—an interesting strategy when trying to project strength on the world stage.
Of course, Rubio’s expression of support for Trump comes with some history. Once a ferocious competitor in the Republican primary, Rubio has made peace with his previous rival, endorsing him for the upcoming 2024 election. If the goal is to steer the nation away from the questionable leadership of Biden and Harris, it’s a safe bet that a seasoned leader like Trump is the preferred choice among those who’ve seen what happens when average politics meets extraordinary global challenges. In the end, when it comes to steering the ship of state—especially as the seas become increasingly choppy—a captain with a proven track record is needed, not someone still learning the ropes.
