After spending months saying that Vladimir Putin “can’t remain in power,” Biden today said that the U.S. won’t oust him. That came not longafter Biden said the U.S. would be sending rockets to Ukraine… which came a day after Biden said that U.S. wouldn’t be sending rockets to Ukraine.
Both reversals come within the past 24-hours and are a microcosm of the messaging chaos inside the Biden White House, which has more often than not involving Biden putting out a message, and then his aides rushing to correct it.
According to Fox News:
President Joe Biden is reportedly frustrated with his staff in the White House and their efforts to “rush to explain” something the president has said.
“The so-called clean-up campaign, he has told advisers, undermines him and smothers the authenticity that fueled his rise. Worse, it feeds a Republican talking point that he’s not fully in command,” NBC News reported Tuesday.
The president was angry that his comments were being interpreted as unpredictable.
Biden hasn’t sat down for an interview in over 100 days, which many speculate is because his handlers don’t want to have to clean up any more of his unscripted comments.
One of the key takeaways from this report is that it confirms when we’re presented with a statement from Biden and one from the White House, the one from Biden is the actual policy, and the one from the White House is the damage control.
Matt Palumbo is the author of The Man Behind the Curtain: Inside the Secret Network of George Soros
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