Highlighting the Biden Doctrine's principles

There's finally a definition for the Biden Doctrine. It isn't easy to define because he's a total scatterbrain. This past Saturday, Biden said that his administration's relationship with Israel was "ironclad." Then Biden told Israeli PM Netanyahu that "the United States would not support an Israeli counterattack against Iran." Apparently, that's the Biden Doctrine. The Biden Doctrine apparently means that the U.S. will help nations that get attacked by state sponsors of terrorism or hostile expansionist regimes defend themselves but it won't let the attacked nations defeat the nation that initially attacked. With Biden as Wimp-in-Chief, the best an attacked nation can hope for is lengthy draw that takes years to accomplish.

Ukraine is a perfect example of that. Russia attacked Ukraine on Feb. 24, 2022. That war is still ongoing with victory nowhere in sight for either nation. Don't you just love these 20-years wars? When Hamas attacked Israel during a cease-fire, Biden insisted (undoubtedly with a wink-and-nod) that Israel could count on the U.S. Now that Iran has launched over 300 missiles, rockets and drones at Israel from Iran, the U.S. isn't interested in helping defeat Iran, the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism.

Ben Rhodes thinks there will be a retaliation. He just isn't certain how big the retaliation will be:

Biden reportedly told the prime minister that the U.S. would not participate in nor support an Israeli military response to Iran’s attack. Biden and top White House officials are concerned that escalating military action between Israel and Iran could have significant consequences for the region.

"You got a win. Take the win," Biden told Netanyahu, according to a White House official who spoke with Axios.

Doing nothing after Iran attacks is appeasement. Put all the lipstick on that pig you want but it's still a pig. Further, Alan Dershowitz is sending a message to Biden. Here's that message: The Biden Doctrine should be sent to the ash heap of history to live with the other worst ideas in history. It doesn't belong with worthwhile doctrines.

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