Joe Biden made his VIRTUAL, international debut Friday with a speech at the G-7 summit declaring the end of President Trump’s “America First” era.
Administration officials previewed Biden’s virtual speech saying he would touch on the coronavirus pandemic, the climate crisis, and unveil his plans to dramatically reshape the US foreign policy agenda, according to The Post.
“Now he will get the opportunity as president of the United States early in his term to declare that America is back and the trans-Atlantic alliance is back,” one official said Thursday evening.
Lol a President of the United States just signaled to international leaders that he won’t be advocating for America’s interests First at an upcoming summit. If you are hired and paid for by the American people, when did it become OK to not be advocating for them, first?
— Blair Brandt (@BlairBrandt) February 20, 2021
“He will look forward to driving home the core proposition that the trans-Atlantic alliance is a cornerstone for American engagement in the world in the 21st century, just as it was in the 20th.”
Biden has DISMANTLED Trump’s foreign policy agenda, which saw the US withdraw from the World Health Organization, the Paris Agreement and the Iran nuclear deal.
Biden also announced that the US will donate $4 billion for global coronavirus vaccination efforts…$4 billion dollars the United States doesn’t even have to spend!
FOX News host Judge Jeanine Pirro tweeted, “Biden is doing the exact same thing [as Pres. Obama] in his first 30 days. Apologizing to to world for being America and confirming that America will be last…I don’t buy it and I don’t think it’s American.”
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"Biden is doing the exact same thing [as Pres. Obama] in his first 30 days. Apologizing to to world for being America and confirming that America will be last…I don't buy it and I don't think it's American. " -Judge Jeanine on @TheFive pic.twitter.com/pWgng3qzrg
— Jeanine Pirro (@JudgeJeanine) February 19, 2021
Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo RIPPED Biden’s new agenda, saying the US can’t afford “eight more years of Barack Obama’s foreign policy.”
“When he says ‘back,’ when America is back, does he mean back to letting China walk all over us, destroying millions of jobs in places like Kansas and South Carolina, that we know so well? I hope that’s not what he means by ‘back,’” Pompeo told Fox News.
Joe Biden enticed public anger earlier this week when he appeared to dismiss Communist China’s genocide against its Uighur population as a “different norm.”
