Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) slammed President Biden for failing on his foreign policy decisions and his pledge to “unite” the country, during separate interviews with Fox News.
According to the Wisconsin senator, Biden has allowed other countries to advance their priorities, while undermining those of the U.S. For example, when Biden took office, he ended construction of the Keystone XL pipeline; however, he later reduced sanctions on Russia’s Nord Stream 2 Pipeline.
“I continue to wonder to what extent President Biden is compromised. Just about every action he has taken as president has weakened America. He opens the border. We have an unbelievable, out-of-control flow of illegal immigrants. Out-of-control deficit spending. Seven percent inflation at a 40-year high. The embarrassing and dangerous surrender in Afghanistan. This is weakness. This is real weakness. He is weakening America. Our enemies perceive that,” he said in an interview on Fox Business’ Mornings with Maria.
Furthermore, Johnson went on to blast Biden over his campaign pledge to “unite the country.” Despite the promise, Biden took controversial actions that alienated many individuals throughout the country. For example, he imposed a vaccine mandate on private businesses that have at least 100 workers, forcing individuals to get the shot, until the Supreme Court blocked the measure.
Biden has also chastised people who disagree with him. After Peter Doocy asked the president a question about inflation, Biden hurled a vulgar insult at the reporter.
“They are not trying to heal the nation. They are exacerbating the divide. It’s just so unfortunate. I want to heal this nation. I want to heal the racial divide. I’ve done everything in my life to do so, and yet you get accused of these things. It’s malicious poison that they are spewing, and they never get called on it because the mainstream media are their allies,” Johnson said on Fox News’ Hannity.
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Cooper Moran is a reporter for The Wisconsin Daily Star and The Star News Network. Email tips to [email protected].
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