President Biden, give Ukraine the aid they need – now

OPINION: President Biden, give Ukraine the aid they need – now

The Biden administration actually lobbied against crippling sanctions on Russia that could have deterred the invasion of Ukraine. In May 2021, Joe Biden handed Putin a geopolitical gift when he waived sanctions on the Russian Nord Stream 2 pipeline. This came on the heels of the week-long gas shortage because Russian hackers shut down the Colonial Pipeline in the U.S.

And Putin is not alone. Our adversaries around the world have been assessing and measuring Joe Biden's abysmal failures on the world stage, especially since Biden's catastrophic withdrawal and surrender in Afghanistan. Now, Europe is facing the most significant national security crisis since the end of World War II. The world is in chaos because Biden is incapable of leading, creating a vacuum that Vladimir Putin is hoping to fill.

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