Joe Biden's Iran lid highlights Biden's missing leadership

After Joe Biden spoke via phone with Israeli PM Netanyahu, to "condemn Iran's attacks in the strongest possible terms and reaffirm America’s ironclad commitment to the security of Israel." Attached to Biden's official tweet was Biden's' official statement.

In Biden's official statement, one of his senior staffers wrote that "Iran launched an unprecedented air attack against military facilities in Israel." Biden then said that he "condemned the attacks in the strongest terms possible." Check out Biden's statement and tweet:

Notice that the statement is a JPEG photo, not a document. Further, notice that the White House's briefing room page is missing something:
Fox News' Jacqui Heinrich filed this report on Iran's attack against Israel:

There's a statement about the call but there isn't a readout for the conversation. That's rather odd. Further, it's odd that RedState's Nick Arama initially wrote Joe Biden would be speaking after Iran began its attack on Israel. Later, Biden's staff said that "Biden was not doing it and indeed calling an early lid."

That's beyond odd. On the night when Iran attacked Israel for the first time in history, Joe Biden calls a lid on White House press activities without delivering a speech from the Oval Office.

Was Biden incapable of delivering such a speech? Was it that he was simply too tired to deliver a speech? In 2008, Hillary Clinton ran an ad that talked about who would answer a call from somewhere overseas at 3:00 am. These days, I'm questioning if Joe would be napping at 3:00 pm. It isn't at all clear that he'd be awake in the middle of the night.

Leadership isn't Joe's strength.

Joe Biden's strength is napping. Whether it's morning napping, afternoon napping or going to bed early, this president has a talent for not being around when he's needed. That's Biden's strength and legacy.

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