Since the start of the Ukraine-Russia war, the Harris-Biden administration has told the American public that Vladimir Putin is the embodiment of pure evil, and rightly so. Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians and Russians have been maimed and killed. The Harris-Biden administration has sent almost $100 billion in military aid to Ukraine with one goal in mind: Kill the Russian invaders, and prevent the Ukrainian government from capitulation.
And yet, on Sept. 11 from the Russian cosmodrome in the Republic of Kazakhstan inside mother Russia, Soyuz-MS26 was launched to the International Space Station with two Cosmonauts and one American astronaut. NASA under the Harris-Biden administration gave ol’ evil Vlad 80 million tax dollars for the privilege of having a seat on the spacecraft. This comes just over 1 month ago when the Harris-Biden administration gave ol’ evil Vlad everything he wanted to secure the release of American hostages illegally held by his government.
On the debate stage, Vice President Kamala Harris accused her presidential election opponent of being “weak” on foreign policy, and yet her administration was the one that relaxed sanctions on Iran that gave billions in petro dollars to arm its surrogates in the Mideast, such as Hamas, Hezbollah and the Houthi rebels in Yemen. Americans have died in Jordan, and our military is under constant attack in Iraq, injuring our troops from constant missile and drone attacks.
With this type of “strong” foreign policy from the Harris-Biden administration, what could possibly go wrong next?
Craig Nichols
Findlay
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