Joe Biden, Vladimir Putin's puppet

It wasn't enough for Joe Biden to cancel construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline on Inauguration Day. That executive order killed 11,000 direct jobs. Correct that. Biden killed 11,000 high-paying union jobs with a stroke of a pen. So much for Scranton Joe giving a damn about union families.

Back then, Biden's cabinet tried spinning killing the KXL by saying that they "hoped" that these people would quickly find new jobs, even if they were different jobs. Hope isn't a strategy. This video explains the Biden strategy for dumping 11,000 high-paying union jobs:
He sacrificed 11,000 direct, high-paying union jobs with KXL. Now, Biden is waiving Trump-imposed sanctions against Vladimir Putin's friend:

The Biden administration plans to waive sanctions against an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin who heads the company that is building the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline from Russia to Germany, two people with knowledge of the move said Tuesday.

The move to invoke a national security waiver for penalties targeting the company Nord Stream 2 AG and its head Matthias Warnig will be included in a report on Russian sanctions the State Department plans to deliver to Congress on Wednesday, according to the two people.

Biden killed 11,000 high-paying US union jobs while the Democrats applauded. A short 4 months later, Democrats sit silent while Biden strengthens Putin while creating thousands of construction jobs in eastern Europe.

Biden shouldn't be nicknamed Scranton Joe. The way he's helping Vladimir Putin with this pipeline, Joe should be nicknamed Moscow Joe.

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