After the October 7th Hamas terrorist attacks, President Biden and the White House said that they stood firmly behind Israel and the Israeli people.
Then, the Biden reelection campaign started losing ground among a certain demographic in Michigan and elsewhere, and Biden's hot mic moment after the State of the Union address summed up who the White House was wagging a finger at:
A "come to Jesus" meeting with the Israeli PM? Great job, Joe.
Meanwhile, Secretary of State Antony Blinken is completely baffled by something:
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken:
— Aviva Klompas (@AvivaKlompas) April 10, 2024
"It remains astounding to me that the world is almost deafeningly silent when it comes to Hamas.
We would not be where we are had they not chosen to engage in one of the most horrific acts of brutality and terrorism on October 7." pic.twitter.com/tMEDbCt9zv
Is this guy for real?
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Townhall's Katie Pavlich summed it up perfectly:
It is astonishing and a big part of it is because the Biden admin is appeasing them. This isn’t hard to understand. The only things the U.S. should be talking about are returning the hostages and eliminating Hamas — yet Biden and co. have turned their fire on Israel. https://t.co/BOiF2Ppaa3
— Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) April 10, 2024
Shorter Antony Blinken looking for the reason why the world isn't condemning Hamas in unison:
This administration wants it both ways and that's just not how it will work. It's good vs. evil and Team Biden's trying to straddle the fence at best or side against Israel at worst.
By the way, none of this happened before the "respected again on the world stage" bunch moved into the White House and projected weakness all over the world. Remember in November.
