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TOMMY NATION POLITICS: "President Joe Biden's Unprepared Remarks..." &
TOMMY NATION POLITICS: "Lindsey Graham & the WarHawks..."
Republican senator, #LindseyGraham says #Biden needs to stop fearing Putin, join NATO allies in standing up to Russian 'bully.' #FoxNews #Hannity
President Joe #Biden declared forcefully Saturday that Russian President Vladimir #Putin should no longer remain in power, an unabashed challenge that came at the very end of a swing through Europe meant to reinforce Western unity.
“For God’s sake, this man cannot remain in power,” Biden announced at the conclusion of a capstone address delivered in the cold outside the Royal Castle in #Warsaw.
The White House afterward downplayed the remark: “The President’s point was that Putin cannot be allowed to exercise power over his neighbors or the region,” a White House official said. “He was not discussing Putin’s power in #Russia, or regime change.”
The line was not in Biden’s prepared remarks, a separate White House official said.
But his remark was already reverberating as Biden departed Poland to return home to Washington after his last-minute trip to attend snap summits in Brussels and to reassure allies along NATO’s eastern edge.
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By Thomas SaulsberryTOMMY NATION POLITICS: "President Joe Biden's Unprepared Remarks..." &
TOMMY NATION POLITICS: "Lindsey Graham & the WarHawks..."
Republican senator, #LindseyGraham says #Biden needs to stop fearing Putin, join NATO allies in standing up to Russian 'bully.' #FoxNews #Hannity
President Joe #Biden declared forcefully Saturday that Russian President Vladimir #Putin should no longer remain in power, an unabashed challenge that came at the very end of a swing through Europe meant to reinforce Western unity.
“For God’s sake, this man cannot remain in power,” Biden announced at the conclusion of a capstone address delivered in the cold outside the Royal Castle in #Warsaw.
The White House afterward downplayed the remark: “The President’s point was that Putin cannot be allowed to exercise power over his neighbors or the region,” a White House official said. “He was not discussing Putin’s power in #Russia, or regime change.”
The line was not in Biden’s prepared remarks, a separate White House official said.
But his remark was already reverberating as Biden departed Poland to return home to Washington after his last-minute trip to attend snap summits in Brussels and to reassure allies along NATO’s eastern edge.