Is Biden Colluding with Putin?

Democrats are using this conflict to escape blame for their policies, which are ruining the American economy.

During a January 19 press conference, Joe Biden gave Putin what many perceived to be the “green light” to invade Ukraine. Biden said, “I think what you’re going to see is that Russia will be held accountable if it invades. And it depends on what it does. It’s one thing if it’s a minor incursion. . . .”

Ukrainian President Zelensky immediately fired back, reminding Biden on Twitter that there was no such thing as “minor incursions.”

The White House quickly tried to walk back Biden’s claims. Jen Psaki, Biden’s chief propagandist, issued this statement: “If any Russian military forces move across the Ukrainian border, that’s a renewed invasion, and it will be met with a swift, severe, and united response from the United States and our allies.”

But that isn’t what Biden said. Biden suggested that a “minor incursion” would be permissible. Biden didn’t condemn a Russian invasion absolutely; instead, he seemed to condone some unknown and highly subjective set of circumstances that he viewed as qualifying as a “minor incursion.”

In the days and weeks that followed Biden’s infamous “minor incursion” remark, Ukrainian President Zelensky urged for calm, while Biden insisted on creating panic. After Biden ordered the evacuation of U.S. embassy personnel from Ukraine, a Ukrainian official responded by saying “Americans are safer in Kiev than they are in Los Angeles.”

Biden’s insistence that a Russian invasion was imminent began to sound more like a wish than a warning. His reluctance to implement sanctions to prevent an invasion he was certain would occur is bizarre, if not outright suspicious.

If Biden was so sure Putin intended to invade, why wait until after an invasion to implement sanctions? Why not implement sanctions to prevent the invasion in the first place?

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