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Joe was probably opposed to it, just like he was opposed to taking out Bin Laden.Joe Biden says Isis leader 'taken off the battlefield' by US military - Times of India
US News: President Joe Biden said Thursday that the leader of the Islamic State group had been "taken off the battlefield" by US forces in Syria. "Last night a
It's nice to see America with competent leadership after 4 years of a dangerous bumbling idiot. Go Joe!
At least six children killed as Biden says Isis leader blew himself up in US raid
So, you think because he wanted to get more information to confirm Bin Laden was in that compound that he opposed taking out Bin Laden? That is an interesting jump in logic. If you're ever around senior executives (C-level) and board meetings, there can be instances where people are yes men. They don't push back on things that might be risky. I'd argue having someone who takes a different view, or pushes back on things like this is needed. It could open up thoughts about the possible consequences of failure (which is what Biden was apparently worried about). I mean, they literally invaded Pakistan's sovereignty. What would have happened if they levelled the house and it turned out not to be OBL but a rich Pakistani opium farmer or something like that?
You haven't fooled me into thinking you've spent much time in corporate boardrooms. Your use of language betrays you.
First, I think you can understand that I don't use the same language here as I would, and I can honestly say I've seen a lot of time in corporate boardrooms for major companies.
So was Obama right to green light the hit on Bin Laden? Or was he rash? Should he have listened to Charlie Brown's spirit animal - Sleepy Joe Biden?
Of course Obama was right. Do you think incompetent Trump would make the same choice? The point here is that Biden was giving a different opinion. That is a pretty useful thing. When you get surrounded by ass kissers, like the Donald did, you get an echo chamber effect. That could explain his gross negligence in the pandemic response. Obama was a very smart president who relied on his VP to make counter arguments. If you don't see the value in that, then I can't help you. But go on, keep trying to paint Biden as someone who can't get things done, despite his legislative record like passing the infrastructure bill.
Wow, that's Alice in Wonderland stuff. I thought even people on the left agree that Biden achieved virtually nothing before becoming President, and almost none of his agenda as President (despite DEM control over both houses). If you see the world through convex lenses, no wonder you post as you do.
First, Biden has done more for the US in his first year than Trump just by passing the infrastructure bill. Second, When did Biden control the senate? If there was no filibuster, sure, you would have quite the argument there. But, unlike Moscow Mitch, the Dems have been reluctant to scrap it to pass things like the BBB. And it is easy for you to say he achieved nothing before becoming president...except for the fact he was a senator and vice-president before that. Those seem like achievements. He is also co-authored hundreds of bills that passed. Not all were great, like the one that looked to ban burning the flag. Your whole argument is based on right-wing conspiracy theories or slander -- "Sleepy" Joe or what not. Reality outside the right-wing fever swamp is a hell of a thing, you might wanna try it sometime.
Really? The infrastructure bill is spread out over ten years and contains mostly stuff to help big business move more stuff to consumers. It is less that 1/7 of what they apptived for the YEARLY military budget, let alone the 14 intelligence agencies presently in operation. It was Chamber of Commerce approved, hence GOP support.
You're not well informed. Although I think sleepy Joe did a good job going after this fellow, Trump assassinated the biggest Iranian general at the Baghdad airport a few years ago. Look up Qasem Soleimani, this Isis guy is a small fish compared to Soleimani.Joe Biden says Isis leader 'taken off the battlefield' by US military - Times of India
US News: President Joe Biden said Thursday that the leader of the Islamic State group had been "taken off the battlefield" by US forces in Syria. "Last night a
It's nice to see America with competent leadership after 4 years of a dangerous bumbling idiot. Go Joe!
It is still a win for the American people. They use roads. They need water pipes. Rural areas will get broadband internet. Is it perfect, of course not. And the GOP did not support it, only 19 GOP senators voted for it, coincidentally, ones who face an election in November. The reality here is, the bill helps the poor, middle class and businesses.
SoBiden sent in the Marines… great job! And rather than wait to get shot, he blew himself up? As long as he’s dead, I’m happy.
It hasn't happened yet. A good portion of the money will end up in more local hands. Where it will be redirected to wealthier neighbourhood improvements. They don't say where the stuff will be built. And the Feds will just hand money over. Then the lobbyists get in there. Donors. Developers. And pretty soon its gone. Thats the reality of infrastructure in the USA.
You’re happy with the killing of children? Congrats you’re officially a member of one of the lowest forms of humanity, a person who is happy with the killing of children. Writing this makes me want to scrub my hands clean.
