by Rich Lowry
Who stood by while Putin invaded Crimea and got away with it? Who oversaw America’s humiliating withdrawal from Afghanistan?
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An armored convoy of pro-Russian troops outside the separatist-controlled town of Volnovakha in Donetsk Region, Ukraine, March 12, 2022. The sign on the armored vehicle reads: “Russian.”
Alexander Ermochenko/Reuters
More than a year into the Biden presidency, Vladimir Putin has invaded a sovereign neighboring country and, of course, everyone knows who’s to blame — Biden’s predecessor.
In an instance of misdirection for the ages, a spate of commentary has pointed the finger at Donald Trump for supposedly creating the predicate for Putin’s brutalizing of Ukraine.
About the Author
Rich Lowry is the editor in chief of National Review.
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More than a year into the Biden presidency, Vladimir Putin has invaded a sovereign neighboring country and, of course, everyone knows who’s to blame — Biden’s predecessor.
In an instance of misdirection for the ages, a spate of commentary has pointed the finger at Donald Trump for supposedly creating the predicate for Putin’s brutalizing of Ukraine.
About the Author
Rich Lowry is the editor in chief of National Review.
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