Joe Biden's weakling act isn't an act

When talking about terrorism, terrorist experts like saying that when Iran chants "Death to America" at their Friday prayer services, we should believe that they want to eliminate the U.S. I'm not calling Joe Biden a terrorist but his feeble response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine isn't an act. It's who he is. He's a feeble old man that's failing as Leader of the Free World.

Initially, he said that his sanctions would be the toughest in history. They haven't hit that mark by any stretch of the imagination. It's time for Biden to go back to his drawing board and getting serious. What'd be better yet would be to admit what America already knows -- that he's in over his head and he doesn't know what he's doing.

Today, Biden's crippling sanctions (that's a joke) are the return of the sanctions that he lifted a year ago on Nord Stream 2. I'm sure Putin is (not) frightened now. This is what happens when you send a senile king to do a man's job.

If Reagan was in his first term, he wouldn't be pussyfooting around. First, he'd announce a major initiative to increase natural gas production. Next, he'd announce trade negotiations with the EU to sell LNG to the EU, thereby cutting off Russia's sphere of influence over Europe.

Reagan understood what Joe Biden doesn't -- that Russia is totally reliant on high-priced oil to fund their expansionist agenda. Cut that off and Russia becomes a gas station masquerading as a superpower.

Here's how Tom Cotton reacted to Biden's new sanctions:

Tonight, Russia invaded Ukraine. Some Russian tanks came in from the north from Belarus. Between 30-40 explosions were heard in Kyiv as of 6:00 am local time. The only question left is whether Putin's forces will subdue any resistance fighters after the initial blitzkrieg is finished. The next few days and weeks will determine the answer to that question.

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