Joe Biden vindicated

| 9:09 am EDT August 2, 2022
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When President Joe Biden made the difficult decision to end the longtime U.S. occupation of Afghanistan, the entire mainstream media unfortunately seized the opportunity to chase ratings by dishonestly spinning the withdrawal as a catastrophe – and Biden’s approval rating suffered due to the media’s malfeasance.

Biden’s position at the time was that the U.S. did not need to continue occupying Afghanistan, at the ongoing cost of U.S. military personnel lives, just to have the upper hand over terrorist groups in the region – something that the media all but ignored in its thirst to cover the withdrawal in tabloid fashion.

But when Biden greenlit the CIA operation yesterday that took out the leader of Al Qaeda, it proved that he’d been correct all along. Middle Eastern terrorist groups are curtailed by surgical strikes against their leaders, not by trying to militarily occupy an entire broken nation.

In other words, President Biden’s Afghanistan withdrawal has now been vindicated. This comes even as Biden’s plan to reduce gas prices has proved highly successful, his infrastructure plan continues to pay dividends, and other triumphs. Biden has been nailing it all along, and we’re now seeing the long term payoff. Now we wait to see if the media acknowledges that it’s been covering Biden dishonestly all along, and begins covering him in more honest fashion.

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