Dana Loesch
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THE DANGER OF BIDEN’S WEAKNESS: Stephen Yates On Russia/Ukraine Escalation
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February 24, 2022
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13:05Now PlayingDana (@DLoesch/@DanaLoeschRadio) talks with Stephen Yates (@YatesComms on Twitter and GETTR), on the Olympics/Russia and China He’s a Senior Fellow at the America First Policy Institute @A1Policy See his China Policy Initiative at
He’s an International Advisor, a Global strategist with unmatched experience at the intersection of policy, media, politics, and international affairs, who advised the Bush administration, ran Radio Free Asia.
After Russia scaled up the ‘minor incursion’ to an all out war with Ukraine - Biden’s press conference today was the worst example of Biden’s weakness on display. Tyrannical leaders across the globe witnessed it too. Biden refused to answer the potential ‘personal sanctions’ on Putin - and also Biden was not prepared to answer about what to expect from the Russia+China relationship.
Article 5 - and the potential for cyber attacks (assuming they haven’t happened already) is discussed - Stephen Yates articulates it masterfully.
Biden is no leader - let alone a global leader - and his unwillingness to sanction Russian energy or even Putin personally is frighteningly weak.
Stephen Yates never disappoints with his ‘straight, no chaser’ expertise - we appreciate his perspective on these global issues!
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