Insulting Putin is Biden’s fatal mistake
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The insulting remarks of US President Joe Biden to Russian leader Vladimir Putin could be the most serious mistake in his presidential career. Such a statement appeared in an article in the British edition of The Times.
“Biden’s long career in politics has been marred by mistakes, but his comment that President Putin” cannot stay in power “may be the most serious,” the Times reported. The authors point out that the numerous factual errors of the American president may raise the question of the cognitive functions of politics.
Earlier, about 40 Republicans demanded that Biden take a cognitive test and make it available to the public. The 79-year-old politician refused the test, and the president’s medical team said that Biden was healthy, but developed a “tougher and less fluid” gait due to his advanced age.
Earlier, the US president said that Putin could not stay in power, and Russia would not win a special operation in Ukraine. The White House later apologized for Biden’s words, assuring that it was not a question of a change of government in Russia, the president himself also refused to speak. The Kremlin said it was alarmed by the US leader’s statement and carefully recorded all of Biden’s remarks.
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The insulting remarks of US President Joe Biden to Russian leader Vladimir Putin could be the most serious mistake in his presidential career. Such a statement appeared in an article in the British edition of The Times. “Biden’s long career in politics has been marred by mistakes, but his comment that President Putin” cannot stay in power “may be the most serious,” the Times reported. The authors point out that the numerous factual errors of the American president may raise the question of the cognitive functions of politics. Earlier, about 40 Republicans demanded that Biden take a cognitive test and make it available to the public. The 79-year-old politician refused the test, and the president’s medical team said that Biden was healthy, but developed a “tougher and less fluid” gait due to his advanced age. Earlier, the US president said that Putin could not stay in power, and Russia would not win a special operation in Ukraine. The White House later apologized for Biden’s words, assuring that it was not a question of a change of government in Russia, the president himself also refused to speak. The Kremlin said it was alarmed by the US leader’s statement and carefully recorded all of Biden’s remarks.
