Joe Biden's 4 missing words

Everyone is buzzing about Joe Biden's 9 words at the end of his Warsaw speech. Frankly, who cares what he said about Russia's potential regime change? Biden's words can be rendered irrelevant by getting the lethal weapons to Ukraine.

It's time for NATO and the U.S. to notice that Russia's military is highly defeatable. Ukraine has noticed. Most important, they're acting on what they're seeing. It's indisputable that Ukraine is still defending part of their country. Still, they're going on the counteroffensive in other parts of their nation.

Actually, the "Ukrainian military has begun to take the fight to Russian territory, a new development in what has been a primarily defensive war for the country. Russian authorities were forced to place two villages under emergency orders and evacuate some citizens due to Ukrainian shelling in the area, according to reports from multiple Russian media outlets."

Marc Thiessen was a speechwriter for George W. Bush. Appearing on America's Newsroom Tuesday morning, he said in commentary what Biden's staffers should've said:

He also said that Biden is missing 4 words, which Reaganites immediately recognize. When asked what his strategy was towards the Soviets, President Reagan said this: "Simple. We win. They lose." It's time for Biden to give Ukrainians the weapons they need to defeat Putin.

RIA Novosti, a Russian government-controlled publication, reported Tuesday that an explosion near the village of Zhuravlyovka injured four people. The outlet reported that the source of the explosion was an attack that originated from within Ukraine.

Interfax, another Kremlin-friendly publication, reported that Zhuravlyovka and the nearby town of Niekhoteyevka were placed under emergency orders, and roughly 180 people were evacuated to the city of Belgorod as the result of an explosion at an ammunition depot.

It isn't confirmed that Ukraine is responsible for this destruction but that's what likely happened. It's clear that Ukraine has held the upper hand over Russia with ground forces. I can't overemphasize the fact that it's time to give Ukraine the ability to defeat Putin.

The message to Biden is simple. Eliminate the red tape that's holding back the military equipment. Expedite the shipment of the Patriot missile systems to Slovakia so they can ship the S-300s to Ukraine. Expedite the shipment of F-16s to Poland so Poland can ship the MiG-29s to Ukraine.

The message to Putin is even simpler. Prepare to lose to Ukraine. They're the better military. They have the better commander-in-chief.

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